Although our study has not been on the gospel of Luke, it is important to notice the narrative design of Luke as most of our conversations h

As we follow the conversations and interactions of Jesus, we are in (Luke 8). Jesus shares a parable that we typically call the "Parable of

Read the story from the Bible here. Or, read the story from a children’s Bible storybook appropriate to the age of your listeners.

Who is Jesus? Many people during the life and ministry of Jesus were trying to answer this question. Today, many still seek an answer to thi

This children's lesson continues the story of Joseph in Egypt from Genesis 41.

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Through the creation narrative, we learn the power of God's word. "And God said, "Let there be light," and there was light." (Gen. 1:3). Wit

Luke records several miracles in (Lk. 5), a man who is cleansed of leprosy and a paralytic man who is healed. After this, Luke tells the acc

When Isaac grew up, he got married to Rebekah. God told Isaac the same promises he had told Abraham—-he would have a very large family, he w

Then the Lord said to Abram, “Leave your country, your relatives and your father’s family. Go to the land I will show you. I will make you a

As crowds pressed Jesus to hear the word of God proclaimed, he stood by the Lake of Gennesaret (or the Sea of Galilee). Then, seeing two fis

At this time the whole world spoke one language. Everyone used the same words. As people moved from the East, they found a plain in the land