Paul Buchanan

Rod Randall

Willie's practical jokes get him into almost as much trouble as the answers he gives in the school newspaper's advice column when he begins to rely on his own ideas rather than offering advice based on God's wisdom.

Ask Willie

During a church service project, Willie launches a treasure hunt when he falls into a mysterious cellar that was once an outlaw hideout.

Gold Flakes for Breakfast

Willie Plummet, who has a talent for misadventure, discovers how his Christian values apply to politics when he becomes entangled in the election for president of his eighth-grade class.

Hail to the Chump

When Willie is put in charge of the Glenfield Middle School's float for the Founder's Day Parade, he has to handle lots of conflicts and he learns to rely on God for help.

Don't Rock the Float

Willie challenges his rival to an invention contest, the loser of which must ask the principal to transfer him to the other middle school in town.

Anything You Can Do I Can Do Better

Willie explores his Christian values when the video camera on his model submarine uncovers poachers.

Submarine Sandwiched

Hoping to win the cash prize in the Glenfield Bug-Off, seventh-grader Willie Plummet invents a concoction to attract the world's largest locust and then must examine his Christian values as he tries to deal with the consequences.

Ballistic Bugs

Eighth grader Willie asks for God's forgiveness when he neglects his friends in order to win a coin collecting contest.

Heads I Win, Tails You Lose

When Jaime and her brother discover an abandoned tree house overrun with spiders, they embark on all-out war against nature before finally learning to accept all of God's creatures.Finding friends in unexpected places.

Along Came a Spider

ALONG CAME A SPIDER

HEEBIE JEEBIES

Willie must examine his Christian values when his attempts to win the Battle of the Bands don't work out the way he planned.

Rod Randall

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