Jesus tells a story about a landowner who was so generous with some of his workers that it made others upset. This story was meant to help the people understand the grace of God, butt would they learn from it?

On a day when he is busy teaching, answering questions, and even blessing children, a man makes his way through the crowd. He is young, he is rich, and he wants affirmation from Jesus for his life.

Jesus has told stories about women, shepherds, fathers, servants, and landowners. He finally tells a story about a Pharisee and a tax collector, their prayers to God, and God's response to them.

Fear has crept into the hearts of the disciples. To encourage them to remain steadfast, Jesus tells a story about a courageous widow who stood for her rights against unjust men.

Ten Lepers were healed by Jesus, but only one came back to give thanks. Jesus commended him for his gratefulness and shared an important insight that would aid him in his new life.

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.