Stories for Life

Still on the story of Jesus' temptation from Luke 4:1-13, we learn to beware of shortcuts. 

We now turn to Luke 4:1-13 and the story of Jesus' temptation to discover that time with God is life-giving. 

As we wrap up the story of John preparing the way from Luke 3:7-20, we see that Jesus separates the followers from the fakers.

In our second key truth from Luke 3:7-20, John prepares the way, we discover that to be ready is to be repentant. 

Our next story, John prepares the way, comes from Luke 3:7-20 and from it, we learn to embrace our calling. *Program note: Stories for Life will now be shifting from five episodes per week to three episodes per week. 

We hear one last run of the story of Boy Jesus at the Temple from Luke 2:41-52 and review the four key truths we've learned from this story: we tend to make God in our own image, Jesus pursued His Heavenly Father's purpose, seek understanding, and love fiercely, hold loosely. Now go and tell someone else!

In our final lesson from Boy Jesus at the Temple in Luke 2:41-52, we learn to love fiercely, hold loosely. 

Another truth we learn from the story of Boy Jesus at the Temple from Luke 2:41-52 is that we need to seek understanding. 

Still in Luke 2:41-52, Boy Jesus at the Temple, we discuss how Jesus pursued His Heavenly Father's purpose.

We now turn our attention to Luke 2:41-52, the story of Boy Jesus at the Temple. In this episode we discover that we tend to make God in our own image.

As we wrap up our dive into Luke 2:21-40, Baby Jesus at the Temple, we review the four truths that we've learned from this story: Jesus fulfills the law, Jesus is confirmed as Messiah, Jesus reveals your heart, and be ready for Jesus. Now, go and tell someone else!

Luke 2:21-40, the story of Baby Jesus at the temple, reminds us to be ready for Jesus.

The third key truth we learn from Luke 2:21-40, Baby Jesus at the Temple, is that Jesus reveals your heart. 

As we continue in the story of Baby Jesus at the Temple from Luke 2:21-40, we see that Jesus is confirmed as Messiah. 

In this week's story, we learn from Luke 2:21-40, Baby Jesus at the Temple, that Jesus fulfills the law. 

In this final episode in Luke 2:8-20, the Shepherds and the Angels, we review the four key truths we've already learned: seek Jesus first, and encounter with Jesus leads to spreading the word and worship, God is trustworthy, and treasure the truth. No go out and share it with someone!

In our fourth lesson from Luke 2:8-20, the Shepherds and the Angels, we learn to treasure the truth. 

Our third key truth from The Shepherds and the Angels in Luke 2:8-20 is that God is trustworthy. 

Continuing on in Luke 2:8-20 with the story of the Shepherds and the Angels, we see that an encounter with Jesus leads to spreading the word and worship. 

We now move into the story of the Shepherds and the Angels from Luke 2:8-20 where we learn to seek Jesus first. 

As we wrap up the story of Jesus' Birth from Luke 2:1-7, we review our four key truths: God is sovereign, interruptions can be opportunities, Jesus enters the mess, and Jesus is a different kind of King. Now, go tell someone else!

Our exploration of Jesus' Birth from Luke 2:1-7 continues and we learn that Jesus is a different kind of King. 

Our third key truth from Luke 2:1-7, the story of Jesus' birth, is that Jesus enters the mess.

As we continue in the story of Jesus' birth from Luke 2:1-7, we find that interruptions can be opportunities.

This week, we learn the story of Jesus' Birth from Luke 2:1-7 and our first key truth tells us that God is sovereign.