In the series finale of "Stories Jesus Told" we're looking at the story of a lost son. In this story the son screws up... a lot. But, in the end his father welcomes him back home. This story makes us pause and want to ask YOU a question: Are you ready to come home?

In this week's episode of "Stories Jesus Told" we're looking at the story of a great banquet... one where the first people invited made up excuses why they couldn't attend. This leads us to something to wrestle with: One of the most dangerous things you can ever become is successful.

In this week's episode of "Stories Jesus Told", we're looking at the story of a rich fool. The story leads us to a couple of ideas: 1) Death may come at any time. 2) Surpluses are powerful gauges. 3) Greed is foolish.

Do you feel like you could never hear from God? Have you ever tried? In this week's episode of "Stories Jesus Told", we're looking at the story Jesus told about a Sower & Seeds and how a relationship with God is something attainable... and like those seeds, it just needs some cultivation.

In this week's episode, we look at the story of a Mustard Seed and Yeast. Both things lead to, or create, huge amounts of change... but it leaves us with two questions:
1) Are you in the kingdom?
2) Is the kingdom in you?

Stories shape our lives... in this series, we're looking at some of the most life-changing stories Jesus ever told. To kick everything off, let's take a look at one of the wildest and most surprising stories Jesus told his early followers.

In the series finale of "BitterSweet: the ups and downs of the life of David", We're looking at the end of David's life... which helps us ask the question, "Is your life heading towards having meaning?"

What do you do when you're accused of something? This week, we're looking at David's life when he faced accusations, and how we can learn from his mistakes.

In this *PG-13* episode of "BitterSweet", we look at David's kids... specifically the relational health between David and his kids. It leads us to one question: What are you setting up for the long-term relational health of your family?

In this week's *PG-13* episode of "BitterSweet" we're looking at a time in David's life where he had to face his mistakes and come clean... because being right with God is the only place you should want to be regardless of the consequences.