Living Biblically - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Pilot
Chip Curry is a modern-day man at a crossroads in his life who decides to live strictly in accordance with the Bible.
False Idols
When Father Gene and Rabbi Gil (the "God Squad") point out to Chip that his addiction to his smartphone is the same as worshiping a false idol, Chip decides to stop using it, causing his wife, Leslie, and his officemates to worry about his whereabouts.
Love Thy Neighbor
After several sleepless nights due to loud neighbors, Chip asks Rabbi Gil and Father Gene for advice on loving thy neighbor
Thou Shalt Not Steal
Chip infuriates his colleagues when he decides to follow the commandment "Thou Shalt Not Steal" and begins returning office supplies he stole.
Honor Thy Father
Chip tries to find a loophole to "honoring thy father" when Ron, his overbearing dad, decides to surprise him and Leslie with a visit.
Thou Shalt Not Bear False Witness
Chip gets into trouble when he vows to stop lying about anything, regardless of the situation.
Let Us Pray
Chip's mother-in-law, Diana, a scientist, spars with him about the power of prayer.
Show Hospitality
Chip and Leslie's patience is tested when they invite Rabbi Gil to stay with them after he discovers his wife is having an affair.
Never Let Loyalty Leave You
Father Gene becomes jealous after he finds out that Chip and Leslie attend Vince's Baptist Church, in order to get a different view on religion.
Submit to Thy Husband
When Chip suggests that Leslie quit her job to stay home when the baby is born, she assumes it's his attempt to get her to submit to him based on a bible verse.
Thou Shalt Not Covet
The "God Squad" warns Chip not to covet a journalism award that he and Vince are both up for.
It's Better to Give Than to Receive
Chip tries to persuade his unenthusiastic officemates to rebuild a house for charity
David and Goliath
Chip decides to take on his corporate bosses after he is fired trying to get a recently-fired Ms. Meadows re-hired
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