Here are two stories about lost possessions, a lost sheep and a lost coin. Jesus uses these parables to teach that being lost and found is still life's one great…
Parables of Scripture; The (26 lessons: 1354 - 1378)
Perhaps the most familiar of the parables is that of the prodigal son. The prodigal is a picture of the deceitful heart of man. What we can learn from this…
This is the second lesson on the prodigal son. This lesson however focuses on the prodigal son's older brother - and his anger. Instead of rejoicing upon the return of…
As we continue through the parables, Jesus is focusing on the issue of accountability. What can we learn from this parable? Watch God multiply resources. See how He teaches us…
Hell is a subject we do not like to talk about; however, it is the setting of a parable that Jesus told. Jesus made it very clear through this parable…
This lesson focuses on prayer. Here, Jesus gives a practical story about prayer and a man who was persistent. Why are we to be so persistent in our requests to…
Jesus turns once again to a parable to teach us how to pray. His characters are a Pharisee and a publican, as He once again teaches us how to pray.…
One of the most familiar passages in the Bible, the Good Samaritan, deserves a closer look. As a lawyer asks Jesus the question "Who is my neighbor?", Jesus answers with…