Brothers, Jeremy age 12, and Jordan age 10 love to play baseball more than anything else. They love showing off their skills and love to hear themselves being praised. On the day of the big game, they arrive at the park too early and sit beneath a tall Oak tree, complaining about having to go to church on Sundays. They begin mocking their Sunday School teacher, and laugh about him saying that the Bible states that "trees clap their hands." Suddenly, someone calls their names, "Jeremy! Jordan!" but when they look around, no one is there. Jordan thinks someone is playing a trick on them. Jeremy teases Jordan that maybe it's the creepy, old, Oak tree next to them. Abruptly, a loud noise overhead causes them to look up. As the branches of the Oak tree slap together, the Oak tree yells, "Pay Attention!" Jeremy and Jordan are stunned. They are about to learn valuable lessons from the Bible about God, Creation, and the true meaning of praise. In addition, they will learn amazing things about themselves.