Discover the Fruit of the Spirit in Odyssey

Sometimes the fruit of the Spirit can be difficult to spot--but in the town of Odyssey, Whit, Connie, Eugene, and Wooton find it in great supply when following God every day. When Wooton spends time with a mysterious kid, his gentleness grows an unlikely friendship, and Harlow Doyle, Odyssey's own private eye, helps Jessie rediscover her faith. Connie tries to restore peace between two friends, and middle-schooler Erica Clark's goal to find joy in every circumstance nearly sends her to the brink of emotional meltdown! They all learn that following God through the twists and turns of life produces fruit that makes every story that much sweeter.

Over 4 Hours of Audio Entertainment on 4 CDs

1. Greater Love: Whit hears the story of how Tom Riley's son died . . . from the man who claims to be responsible. Theme: Love
2. Wooton Knows Best: Olivia and Matthew Parker compete for a chance to be Wooton Bassett's camp assistant. Theme: Love
3. The Amazing Loser: When Whit's End sponsors a band camp, Matthew, Jay, and Barrett compete in a musical scavenger hunt. Theme: Love
4. The Greatest of These: The trouble starts when Robyn is paired with a slow learner named Oscar for the middle school science fair, but the trouble peaks when their model volcano malfunctions. Theme: love
5. Count It All Joy: Middle-schooler Erica Clark tries to find joy in every situation but nearly has an emotional breakdown in the process. Theme: Joy
6. Peacemaker: Connie tries to calm a dispute between Donna Barclay and her friend Jessie Morales. Theme: Peace
7. Do, for a Change: Zachary Sellers and Eugene Meltsner face their first difficulties as new Christians. Theme: Patience
8. You're Two Kind: Ryan decides to partner with Brad for a school project but has second thoughts when he overhears Brad making fun of him. Meanwhile, Connie gives Eugene a series of bejeweled gifts, and he struggles to tell her the truth--he hates them. Theme: Kindness
9. When Bad Isn't So Good: Edwin Blackgaard and Sam Johnson come to the conclusion they need to be "bad" once in a while to get noticed. Theme: Goodness
10. Harlow Doyle, Private Eye: Harlow Doyle, Private Eye, opens anoffice in Odyssey, and his first big caseis to help Jessie find her lost faith. Theme: Faith
11. Tuesdays with Wooton: Every Tuesday, Wooton Bassett meets with a mysterious kid who seems to be hiding something. Theme: Gentleness
12. Anger Mismanagement: Frustration abounds as David suggests Grandma Lucia try a test run of her salon business in his living room, and Olivia discovers Valerie stealing the media spotlight for a big parade. Theme: Self-Control

12 Christian suspense stories filled with faith, fun, and excitement.

This thrilling Adventures in Odyssey compilation album is about the fruits of the Spirit. All nine biblical values from Galatians 5 are included. Love, the first and most multifaceted fruit of the Spirit, has four episodes dedicated to it. Then each of the remaining fruits of the Spirit each have their own episode. These are well-loved episodes and great for teaching children life-giving principles in an entertaining way.

Perfect for long car rides or sparking meaningful conversations with kids, this audio drama includes episodes on:

1. Love: "Greater Love" / "Wooton Knows Best" / "The Amazing Loser" / "The Greatest of These . . ."
2. Joy: "Count It All Joy"
3. Peace: "Peacemaker"
4. Patience: "Do, for a Change"
5. Kindness: "You're Two Kind"
6. Goodness: "When Bad Isn't So Good"
7. Faithfulness: "Harlow Doyle, Private Eye"
8. Gentleness: "Tuesdays with Wooton"
9. Self-Control: "Anger Mismanagement"

With almost 5 hours of clean entertainment, this audio CD will engage the imaginations of the whole family.