Although Jonathan James doesn't want school to end because he will miss his friends, he finds that going fishing and attending summer Bible camp are also fun.

Jonathan the rabbit learns from his mother that God made him to be good at something, and from his father that he must care for his body, while from Grandma he learns to bat the ball.

Jonathan the rabbit discovers that he can be friends with many kinds of people, from a boy in a wheelchair to a missionary who tells people about Jesus.

Jonathan, a young rabbit, faces his first day at school, his first night in a new bedroom, and other new and frightening experiences, but he is comforted by the love of his family and the presence of God.

Jonathan the rabbit learns that being a helper includes more than just working with his mom and dad to clean house.