In one of Jesus’ most challenging parables, a master entrusts three servants with different amounts of silver before leaving on a long journey.
Two invest what they’ve been given — and multiply it.
One hides his portion in the ground — and loses everything.

This episode examines:
• What the “talents” represent
• Why fear is the greatest barrier to faithful living
• The difference between bold stewardship and passive avoidance
• What true accountability before God looks like
• How this parable prepares us for Christ’s return

The Parable of the Talents isn’t just a story — it’s a summons.
A call to use our lives, our abilities, and our opportunities with purpose, courage, and faith.

A powerful conclusion to Season 2 of Timeless Insights.

In this episode of Timeless Insights, we explore the Parable of the Great Banquet—a story of invitation, rejection, and grace. Jesus paints a picture of a lavish feast, prepared and ready, yet shockingly refused by those first invited. Instead, the doors are opened to the poor, the broken, and the outsiders—revealing the wideness of God’s mercy and the urgency of our response. What keeps us from accepting the invitation?Pride, distraction, excuses? This parable challenges us to lay aside lesser pursuits and come humbly to God’s table, where true joy and eternal fellowship await.

In The Workers of the Vineyard, Jesus tells a story that unsettles human ideas of justice and reward. A vineyard owner hires workers throughout the day, yet at evening, pays them all the same wage.

This episode explores what the parable reveals about the nature of grace — a generosity that is not earned but given freely by the Master of the vineyard.
It’s a call to humility, gratitude, and the recognition that everything we receive from God is a gift, not a wage.

In The Parable of the Ten Virgins, Jesus tells a story of waiting,wisdom, and awakening.
Ten women go out to meet the bridegroom — five prepared with oil, five unprepared and caught off guard. When the moment comes, the door is shut, and the lesson becomes clear: some things cannot be borrowed at the last moment.

This episode explores what the oil represents, what it means to “keep our lamps burning,” and how this parable speaks to believers today. It’s both a warning and an invitation — to live with hearts awake, lives faithful, and lamps filled with the presence of God.

In The Parable of the Wedding Feast, Jesus tells a story that isboth generous and sobering.
A king prepares a wedding banquet for his son, yet those invited refuse to come — some distracted, others defiant. In their place, the king welcomes anyone willing to respond, filling the hall with guests from the streets.

This episode explores the meaning behind the invitation, the symbolism of the wedding garment, and the deeper question it raises: Have we truly accepted God’s call, or merely received it in name?
It’s a message about grace, readiness, and the danger of taking God’s invitation for granted.

In this episode of Timeless Insights, we explore one of Jesus’ most sobering parables: The Rich Man and Lazarus (Luke 16:19–31).
It’s a story of two men — one rich, one poor — whose earthly lives could not have been more different, yet whose eternal destinies reveal the justice and mercy of God.
What does this parable teach us about wealth, compassion, and the reality of eternity?
Join us as we unpack its meaning, guided by Scripture and timeless truth — and rediscover how Jesus’ words call each of us to live with eternal perspective.

In this episode of Timeless Insights, we explore one of Jesus’ most piercing parables—a Pharisee who trusts in his ownrighteousness and a tax collector who simply cries out for mercy. It’s a story about pride and humility, self-deception and repentance, and the surprising way God sees the human heart. What does it mean to be justified before God? How dowe guard against the subtle danger of spiritual pride? This parable confronts our tendency to compare ourselves to others and reminds us that only those who humble themselves will be exalted.

In Matthew 13, Jesus tells two brief yet profound parables: one of a man who discovers a treasure hidden in a field, and another of a merchant who finds a pearl of great value. Both sell all they have to gain what they found.

In this episode, we reflect on the meaning behind these stories — the priceless worth of the Kingdom of Heaven, the call to wholehearted devotion, and the joy of trading lesser things for what truly lasts. With biblical insights and timeless wisdom, we’ll consider what it means to treasure Christ above all.

Seek wisdom, live with integrity, and keep exploring.

In this episode of Timeless Insights, we turn to one of Jesus’ most vivid parables: The Wise and Foolish Builders (Matthew 7:24–27). Two men, two houses, two foundations — and one great storm.

Through this parable, Jesus calls us to examine what our lives are truly built upon. Are we grounded in His Word, secure on the rock, or are we resting on shifting sand that cannot withstand the trials to come?

Join us as we unpack the imagery, the context, and the timeless truth of this teaching — and consider what it means to build your life on a foundation that will never fail.

Who is my neighbour? In this episode, we explore one of Jesus’ most well-known parables: the Good Samaritan (Luke10:25–37). A wounded traveller is ignored by the religious elite but cared for by an outsider — a Samaritan.

We’ll unpack the historical context, the shocking nature of Jesus’ choice of hero, and the timeless challenge this storypresents: true love requires action, compassion costs something, and neighbourliness crosses every boundary.

Join us as we reflect on what it means to “go and do likewise” in a world still divided by indifference, prejudice, and self-interest.