In Acts 5, the young, growing church in Jerusalem is rocked by the strange and sudden deaths of two of its members.  Why, in a story otherwise filled with miracles and spiritual transformation, are two people now falling lifeless to the ground?  And what does it mean for this new community of Jesus-followers?

Most people remember Jonah for the Big Fish that stops the prophet in his tracks and forces him back towards the call of God for his life.  So it's a bit weird that the story actually ends with the title character bitterly complaining about a shriveled plant in the desert.  What is really happening here?

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A farmer sets out to plant his crops for the season, but the seed falls on various types of soil, leading to different results.

In a departure from his typical tales, Jesus leads his listeners into the afterlife for a story about poverty, riches, and the assumptions we make about the people who possess them.

What does the Kingdom of Heaven look like? How does something so small and insignificant transform into something so big and meaningful?

A man finds himself hopelessly indebted to his master, and yet suddenly fully forgiven of what he owes. Will he find it within himself to show the same mercy?

When religious men grumble about the company Jesus keeps, he launches into a story about a father and his two sons: one rebellious, one dutiful; one forgiven, one full of resentment. As the father throws a lavish party, which son finds himself still a long way off?