Stories for Life

In the final episode from Luke 1:57-66, we review the four key truths and are challenged to share the story: God often works in the unexpected, God's promises are worth waiting for, God is a multiplier, and God is faithful. 

Still in Luke 1:57-66, the fourth key truth reminds us that God is faithful.

As we continue in Luke 1:57-66 with the story of John's Birth, we learn that God is a multiplier.

The second key truth from the story of John's Birth in Luke 1:57-66 is that God's promises are worth waiting for. 

We begin a new story from Luke 1:57-66 of John's Birth. In it, we see that God often works in the unexpected. 

As we wrap up the story of Mary's visit to Elizabeth from Luke 1:39-56, we review the four key truths from the week: we find encouragement in community, God is powerful and personal, we must have a high view of God and a humble view of self, and we are part of something big.

Through this story from Luke 1:39-56, we see that we are part of something big.

This story from Luke 1:39-56 also teaches us to have a high view of God and a humble view of self.

As we continue in Luke 1:39-56, we see that God is both powerful and personal.

This week's story comes from Luke 1:39-56 and in it we learn to find encouragement in community.

As we wrap up the story from Luke 1:26-38, we review the four key truths and are challenged to share this story with someone else: God uses all kinds of people for His plans Focus on Jesus God can redeem your struggle Faith says yes

In this fourth lesson from Luke 1:26-38, we learn that faith says yes.

As we continue learning the story from Luke 1:26-38, we see that God can redeem your struggle.

The second key truth from story three, found in Luke 1:26-38, reminds us to focus on Jesus.

In this week's story from Luke 1:26-38, we meet Mary and learn that God uses all kinds of people for His plans.

In this episode, we review Zechariah & Elizabeth part 2 from Luke 1:18-25 and remember the key truths we've learned:  Take your doubt to God God’s timing is never late God always keeps His promises Every good gift comes from God

As we continue in Luke 1:18-25 with the story of Zechariah & Elizabeth part 2, we see that every good gift comes from God.

The story, Zechariah & Elizabeth part 2, from Luke 1:18-25, also shows us that God always keeps His promises. 

Our second key truth from Zechariah & Elizabeth part 2, from Luke 1:18-25, teaches us that God's timing is never late.

As we start part 2 of Zechariah and Elizabeth from Luke 1, we learn from the story to take our doubt to God. 

In this final episode in Luke 1:5-17, we review the four key truths we've learned this week and are challenged to share the story with others. 

As we continue in Luke 1:5-17 with part 1 of Zechariah and Elizabeth, we see that God will equip you for what He has called you to do. 

In this third key truth from Zechariah & Elizabeth, Part 1, found in Luke 1:5-17, we learn that even in the wait, God is at work. 

We continue in the first part of Zechariah & Elizabeth's story in Luke 1:5-17, this time discovering that nothing can stand in God's way.

In this story from Luke 1:5-17, we meet Zechariah & Elizabeth, an eldery couple who does not have any children...yet. Through this first part of their story, we learn that God always hears His children.