Stories of the Master

Martha, Mary, and Lazarus loved Jesus and how he loved them! When Lazarus becomes deathly ill the sisters send word for him to come and heal their brother. But Jesus arrives late and Lazarus is four days in his tomb. When Jesus speaks to the grieving sisters, he tells them something they and the whole world must hear.

After an interesting discussion on forgiveness and faith, Jesus reminds his disciples about the most important attitude to have in ministry with his story of the hard-working servant.

Wealth is not a sign that God's favor is upon the people. Jesus tells the story of a rich man and a beggar. Both die, and they end up in very different places!

Jesus tells a story about a tricky servant who used his wits and cunning to save his position with his master. But will the people who hear the story catch Jesus' point?

In this most famous of all his stories, Jesus provides lessons for the world on finding forgiveness with God, with others, and with ourselves that will change the way we live.

Why? Why is there so much sorrow, so much sadness in the world? Abuse, human trafficking, war and slavery, man-made famine in lawless lands where everyone is in danger from the violent who care only for their power. All these trouble our world. The Bible, God's holy word to mankind, tells us it was not always this way. It will not always be this way. Your fears can be relieved. Your shame can be w...

Why? Why is there so much sorrow, so much sadness in the world? Abuse, human trafficking, war and slavery, man-made famine in lawless lands where everyone is in danger from the violent who care only for their power. All these trouble our world. The Bible, God's holy word to mankind, tells us it was not always this way. It will not always be this way. Your fears can be relieved. Your shame can be w...

Why? Why is there so much sorrow, so much sadness in the world? Abuse, human trafficking, war and slavery, man-made famine in lawless lands where everyone is in danger from the violent who care only for their power. All these trouble our world. The Bible, God's holy word to mankind, tells us it was not always this way. It will not always be this way. Your fears can be relieved. Your shame can be w...

Why? Why is there so much sorrow, so much sadness in the world? Abuse, human trafficking, war and slavery, man-made famine in lawless lands where everyone is in danger from the violent who care only for their power. All these trouble our world. The Bible, God's holy word to mankind, tells us it was not always this way. It will not always be this way. Your fears can be relieved. Your shame can be w...

Why? Why is there so much sorrow, so much sadness in the world? Abuse, human trafficking, war and slavery, man-made famine in lawless lands where everyone is in danger from the violent who care only for their power. All these trouble our world. The Bible, God's holy word to mankind, tells us it was not always this way. It will not always be this way. Your fears can be relieved. Your shame can be w...

Why? Why is there so much sorrow, so much sadness in the world? Abuse, human trafficking, war and slavery, man-made famine in lawless lands where everyone is in danger from the violent who care only for their power. All these trouble our world. The Bible, God's holy word to mankind, tells us it was not always this way. It will not always be this way. Your fears can be relieved. Your shame can be w...

Why? Why is there so much sorrow, so much sadness in the world? Abuse, human trafficking, war and slavery, man-made famine in lawless lands where everyone is in danger from the violent who care only for their power. All these trouble our world. The Bible, God's holy word to mankind, tells us it was not always this way. It will not always be this way. Your fears can be relieved. Your shame can be w...

Why? Why is there so much sorrow, so much sadness in the world? Abuse, human trafficking, war and slavery, man-made famine in lawless lands where everyone is in danger from the violent who care only for their power. All these trouble our world. The Bible, God's holy word to mankind, tells us it was not always this way. It will not always be this way. Your fears can be relieved. Your shame can be w...

Why? Why is there so much sorrow, so much sadness in the world? Abuse, human trafficking, war and slavery, man-made famine in lawless lands where everyone is in danger from the violent who care only for their power. All these trouble our world. The Bible, God's holy word to mankind, tells us it was not always this way. It will not always be this way. Your fears can be relieved. Your shame can be w...

Why? Why are there so many problems in the world? It was not always this way. It will not always be this way. All things will be renewed.

Why? Why is there so much sorrow, so much sadness in the world? Abuse, human trafficking, war and slavery, man-made famine in lawless lands where everyone is in danger from the violent who care only for their power. All these trouble our world. The Bible, God's holy word to mankind, tells us it was not always this way. It will not always be this way. Your fears can be relieved. Your shame can be w...

John the Prophet continues to languish in prison, but Herod's scheming wife tricks her husband into executing John, bringing his noble and prophetic life to an end.

Dignitaries from Persia arrive to honor the newborn king of Israel. But this stirs Herod's wrath who embarks on a murderous mission. Joseph, Mary, and Jesus flee for their lives to Egypt.

When Joseph and Mary present Jesus in the Temple, an aged priest utters prophecies over them and an old prophetess tells everyone that the Messiah has come.

The time for the birth of the Child draws near when an announce-ment comes about a tax. Joseph and Mary must travel to Bethlehem to pay the tax, and there the Child is born just as the prophets foretold.

Mary tells Joseph of her pregnancy but he does not believer her story until an angel appears to him in a dream telling him about the miraculous Child.

An angel appears with astonishing news to a young virgin in Galilee. She will supernaturally conceive and give birth to the Messiah.

It all started in the hill country of Judea with an old priest named Zechariah and his wife Elizabeth. They loved God but missed one thing in life. They had no child.

As he was dying on the cross, Jesus made several statements that were spiritually significant and life-changing for all who would listen.

Multitudes follow Jesus, but do they understand his mission? To test their insight, Jesus tells parables, and he begins with a parable about a farmer planting crops.