We hear a lesson from the Bible about how actions speak louder than words.
The Beatitudes, a word that means blessings, tells us how Jesus wants us to live. If we try and do these things, we will be blessed and happy.
We hear the story of Jesus meeting friends on a road. At first they do not recognize their friend Jesus.
We hear the story of the day Jesus dies.
The people shout praises and welcomed Jesus as he entered Jerusalem on a donkey.
Jesus said, "I am the bread of life." Jesus gives us life.
Jesus said, "I am the light of the world." We learn that if we follow Jesus, we too can be lights in the world.
We begin to learn who Jesus is by listening to the story of the Good Shepherd.
We learn today from Mem Fox's Whoever you Are.
Today we learn about Zacchaeus, another person Jesus met.
God created you to be uniquely you! And God loves you, even when you make mistakes.
In this bonus Lenten episode we read from Susan Verde's book, I AM HUMAN - A Book of Empathy.
We hear a story of a grateful man who returns to thank Jesus for showing kindness and healing him.
Also, an announcement of bonus Snuggle Up episodes released on Tuesdays during Lent.
We hear a story about a woman who met Jesus at a well. She learns from Jesus about God's generous love that flows like fresh water.
We hear the story of Jesus's friends Mary and Martha, who both showed Jesus how much they loved him.
In tonight's story Jesus chooses 12 people to teach so they can tell other people about God.
Tonight, we hear the story of John baptizing Jesus.
We hear a second and final story of Jesus when he was a child. When Jesus was twelve he taught the teachers in the temple.
Anna and Simeon are in the temple for Jesus's dedication. They get to see the One from God who will be the light for all people.
Merry Christmas!
Pastor Julia reads the story of the birth of Jesus. He's here! from the Jesus Storybook Bible written by Sally Lloyd-Jones.
Enjoy the last Snuggle Up episode of the year. We are taking vacation next week and will be back in 2021!
We hear Pastor Julia read a traditional folktale, the Story of the Three Trees.
