Lessons for All Time

1. Lessons for All Time: The Unfair Judge

The parable of the unjust judge, sometimes referred to as the story of the importunate widow, features a certain judge that dismisses a woman’s plea for justice. What lesson could Jesus be trying to teach us in a story about an unethical judge who has no time for God? Part of the It Is Written series on the parables of Jesus: "Lessons for All Time."

2. The Pharisee and Tax Collector

Jesus tells a remarkable story in Luke 18 of two men who have come to the temple to pray. One of them is a Pharisee, respected by society and a man of influence, and the other a tax collector, despised by the Jews for being an agent of the Romans.

3. The Sower

In the parable of the sower, Jesus shared a story rich with spiritual meaning. What can we learn from this parable today? Don’t miss “The Sower,” part of the “Lessons for All Time” series.

4. Lessons for All Time: The Prodigal Son

Have you ever been lost? The Bible tells us in Luke 19:10 that “the Son of Man is come to seek and to save that which was lost.” When sin entered the world, human beings were completely lost—with nothing they could do get themselves found again. The Bible tells a story about a lost boy known as the prodigal son. Join John Bradshaw and explore the many parts of the story of the prodigal son and how your Father is seeking you. Part of the “Lessons for All Time” series.

5. Lessons for All Time: The Wheat and the Tares

The parable of the wheat and the tares provides us with deep insights into the plan of salvation and addresses challenging questions relevant to life in today's world. "The Wheat and the Tares," from the It Is Written series, "Lessons for All Time.

6. The Talents

The parable of the talents gives us insights into the opportunities each person has to honor and serve God. How has God gifted you, and what can you do with your talents to honor Him? Join Pastor John Bradshaw for "Talents," another program from the series "Lessons for All Time."

7. Lessons for All Time: Lost

Jesus often used parables to teach important lessons. The parable of the lost sheep is one of the most well known of all. But who are the lost sheep, and how do they find their way home? The answers may surprise you! Join Pastor John Bradshaw as he sheds light on the parable of the lost sheep.

8. Oil Crisis

Using the parable of the ten virgins, John Bradshaw explains the importance of the Holy Spirit in making ourselves ready for the coming of Christ.