WHAT HAPPENS IN THIS EPISODE:Jesus made seven I AM statements. Today we look at I AM the Bread of Life. As Jesus makes this statement, we find that it is difficult to understand what he is trying to tell us. We break this down in this episode. What i

WHAT HAPPENS IN THIS EPISODE?How do you handle crowds? Jesus knew how. For a crowd of probably over 10,000 people, he provides teaching and healing and food. With just five loaves of bread and two pieces of fish, the crowd sits down to a picnic.When hi

WHAT HAPPENS IN THIS EPISODE: In this Jesus Stories episode, we discuss what faith is and what it looks like. Using the definition of faith found in the scriptures, we examine examples of faith that J

SHOW NOTES: How many roles does Jesus take on in this episode? He moves from teaching and story-telling to action. At the request of a leader of a synagogue, he heals her daughter. But, not before hea

WHAT HAPPENS IN THIS EPISODE: In this Jesus Stories episode, we examine the question of costs. Have you ever considered the value of the Kingdom of God? Jesus explains this to us. Given its value, the

WHAT HAPPENS IN THIS EPISODE: Jesus tells stories in this episode of Jesus Stories! Jesus was the consummate storyteller. But his stories all had a purpose. They were used to teach secrets about the K

WHAT HAPPENS IN THIS EPISODE? This Jesus Stories episode delves deep into Jesus teaching on greed, worry, and generosity. We connect all three concepts and the life-giving focus which bypasses greed

EVENTS IN THIS EPISODE Jesus dies An earthquake occurs Temple veil is ripped from top to bottom Resurrection of godly people Women watch from a distance while others leave the crucifixion

WHAT HAPPENS IN THIS EPISODE: Jesus is flogged twice Pilate turns Jesus over to his Roman garrison to be crucified But, first, they have to have some fun with ridicule and bullying Jesus is l

WHAT HAPPENS IN THIS EPISODE: Jesus is taken to be questioned by Annas Annas sends Jesus to Caiaphas for trial The Sanhedrin question Jesus under oath, requiring Jesus admit that he is the Messia