- Uh, welcome.

I mean, this is the show-thing.

- Hey, everybody, welcometo The Superbook Show.

We're glad you're here.

- That's what I said, right?

- No.

You seem distracted.

(chattering)

(whooshing)

- I have been distracted, you're right.

- Well, what's going on?

- Well, I just got some bad news.

My dad got a new job,

and we might have to move.

Everything's changing.

- Aw, I'm sorry.

I get it.

Anything I can do to help?

- Do you know anything about peace?

- Piece of what?

- No, no, no, like P-E-A-C-E,like peace of mind.

- I know it comes from God.

I know it can protect us.

- Wait, protects us?

- The Bible says to notworry about anything

but pray about everything that bothers us.

- I don't think I've prayedabout this move at all.

- If you do and thankGod for what he's done

his peace will guard yourheart and mind in Christ Jesus.

- See that's what I need,

but there's one problem.

- Problem?

- I don't really knowwhat to thank him for.

I mean, this wholething kind of seems bad.

- Not if you change your perspective.

- Wait what.

What are you even talking about?

- Give me a second.

Here it is.

Whenever I think of this,it reminds me of you.

- Jerk!

Are you calling me a jerk?

- Who me?

I would never.

- Ya think ya know a girl, and--

- Look now.

- Wait, jerk chicken?

This is a menu.

- I know how much you like Caribbean food.

You should try this spot.

It's delicious.

- Wait, but that's not fair.

I couldn't see the whole thing.

- Exactly.

A lot of times when things happen to us,

we can't see the whole thing.

We only see things basedon how they effect us now.

- Oh, you got me.

But what am I not seeing right now?

- For one thing, your dad has a job.

You could be moving becauseyour dad lost his job.

Think about it.

- I guess I do havesomething to thank God for.

- Always.

- I was just so focused onhaving to move to a new school

and make new friends

that I wasn't thinking of stuff like that.

- Hey, you're human.

The good news is, when youpray about your worries

and thank God, his peace willhelp with all the what-if's.

- The what-if's?

- What if I don't like my new school?

What if I don't make new friends?

What if, what if, what if.

- But then how does peace help?

- For me, it helps by keepingthose what-if questions

from coming into my mind so much.

But--

- But what?

- When they do come, youjust keep coming back to God.

Like the scripture says,pray about everything.

- Awesome.

I'm on it.

Thanks for helping.

You know what?

You remind me about this book I'm reading.

- The Problem?

You think I'm a problem?

- What, me?

Never.

- 'The Problem Solver.'

You got me.

- His word is forever alive.

(whooshing)

Don't forget to download

and check out our Superbook Bible app.

You can find it at TheSuperbookShow.com.

- [Both] Peace!

- Wait, where do I put my hands?

Well I just got some bad news.

My dad's--- What?

- Hold up.(laughs)

- Look now.(beeps)

- Ya think ya know a girl, and oh.

(laughing)(beeps)

All right.

- Okay, this is the time.

(beeps)

(beeps)

At least your job has...

At least your dad has a job.- At least your job has a.

At least your job has a dad.

- [Director] Whatever youguys wanna do for peace,

surprise me.

- Isn't it obvious what we're gonna do?

Okay, we'll surprise you.

(laughs)

- Surprised you?

- [Director] Okay, good job.