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On a family vacation in North Carolina, Rick takes a drive and visits Chatuge Lake.
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As Rick begins a drive down an Outer Banks beach, he talks about being childlike.
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Progressing down the beach, Rick remarks on the importance of loving truth.
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Rick's message of rejoicing always is put to the test when his car meets a soft patch of sand.
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As Rick concludes his trip down the beach, he muses on the themes of the day.
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Canoeing on a lake in Georgia, Rick talks about living constantly in the flow of the Spirit.
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Rick pauses his canoeing to meet with some family members, then embarks again to sum up his thoughts on being full of the Spirit.
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Showing footage of a family team meeting and his interview with MLB player Adam Wainwright, Rick talks about learning from mistakes in life and on the softball diamond.
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On a drive to Williamsburg, Virginia, Rick explains the secret to contentment in everyday situations.
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Rick and Cathy, recounting a family trip to the South, discuss the lack of protection for slaves in the past and unborn lives today.
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Reflecting on a family trip to North Carolina's Outer Banks, Rick and Cathy talk about the deeper meaning of the lighthouses they saw.
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Driving through quiet countryside, Rick and John chat about the family's media ministry.
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Rick and John, driving along country roads, discuss waiting for God's best and relating to the opposite sex.
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Rick and Mark, visiting the ruins of an old stone church, talk about American life in the 1800s.
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Rick presents an overview of a recent family trip to New York state, and the filming project that began there.
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Rick interviews Lance Berkman of the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Reflecting by a creek, Rick describes a difficult loss in a family softball game, but realizes what matters from God's perspective.
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Rick interviews Matt Holliday of the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Building a tree platform with his kids, Rick talks about focusing on what is important in God's eyes.
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As the tree platform project hits delay after delay, Rick talks about flowing with God and loving Him in everyday situations.
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Rick talks about the need to have the mind of Christ, and also the power that redeemed Christians have.
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Rick talks about being led by the Holy Spirit and walking in faith. Along the way, he challenges his viewers to identify a mysterious metal object.
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Rick relates truths expressed in nature, including giving away what you receive from God.
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While canoeing, Dad shares his thoughts about the Arndt family land, putting God first, and good attitudes.
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Rick and Mark have a spontaneous conversation about staying fresh in everyday life.
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When challenge after challenge arises while filming, Rick and John chat about living unpredictably.
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Wandering through the woods, Rick chats about the Vine Valley project and spending time with God.
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Driving through the countryside, Rick recounts his early experiences with Charismatic Christians and the gifts of the Spirit.
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One rainy evening, Rick gets in the car to talk about false doctrine, and how he was once almost fooled by it.
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Rick takes to the road and comments on the deadliness of invisible sins, such as indifference and compromise.
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On the morning of his birthday and the anniversary of Safe at Home, Rick travels to a meeting house to observe a group of Mennonites arriving for Sunday services. Along the way, he expresses the pros and cons of their lifestyle.
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As Rick heads from a Mennonite meeting house to a waterfall, he talks about external expressions of the Christian faith.
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Visiting the set of Joseph Greene's office created for the Vine Valley project, Rick tells of Joseph's journey from trust in human reason to trust in God.
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Driving to the gym for a workout, Rick explains how our relationships with God and others can bring or block God's healing.
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Wending his way to the gym, Rick talks about the healing power and abundance available to us when we wait on God.
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As Rick heads to the bluffs of Illinois, he emphasizes the importance of following the truth.
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Rick sees the importance of following the truth when he realizes he is driving in the wrong direction.
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On a smoldering day in July, Rick weaves through the countryside and reveals the true definition of success.
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Rick tours his hometown to reminisce about his early life and explain the history and success of his marriage to Cathy.
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Rick takes the back roads as he talks about the simplicity of God's ways, and how they seem foolish to those who don't understand Him.
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Progressing through the rural areas, Rick reveals that the answer to overcoming evil is the power of the Holy Spirit.
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Rick takes a drive and explains that God's will is the perfect path for your life.
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On a quiet country drive, Rick says that God's high standards are good and loving.
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Roaming through the countryside, Rick says you can only understand God when you understand how much He loves people.
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Taking a quiet country drive, Rick says that when people love God, everything falls into place.
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Rick talks about peer pressure when the driver behind him wants to exceed the speed limit.
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Rick explains how to present Jesus to people without turning them off with Christian clichés and stereotypes.
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Rick talks about the challenges of everyday life, including the filming of Vine Valley, and presents special footage of Carl and Leann Albrecht singing at the Softball Classic.
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Standing upon a snowy hilltop in western New York, Rick finds time to give a behind-the-scenes look at the Vine Valley movie project.
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