Jesus received an invitation to dine with an important Pharisee. While there, a woman came in and began to cry over his feat, kissing them and anointing them with oil. We take a closer look at this strange scene and the Pharisee's response to it. We also learn an important Greek and Hebrew word, the word for peace.

In today's episode, we get another chance to talk about John the Baptist. In prison, John began to wonder if Jesus really was the Messiah. We talk about expectations and what it means to be offended by Jesus. We also learn a new Greek word.

In this week's conversation, we look at two of Jesus' miracles and talk about the important topics of humility and faith. We look at a character that Jesus said had greater faith than anyone in Israel. We also learn an important Greek word.

In today's episode, we wrap up Jesus' sermon on the plain. We take a look at two everyday images that Jesus uses to teach us about obedience: fruit trees and foundations. We also learned a new Greek word that you can literally use around the house.

As we continue to look at Jesus' sermon on the plain, we discuss some of Jesus' most famous words. But what does it actually mean to love our enemies, and why does Jesus want us to think about how we judge others? We also learn an important greek word that every disciple should know.

We've seen how the crowds were constantly rushing to hear Jesus, but in our discussion this week, we look at Jesus' calling of 12 disciples and how he began his important sermon on the mound. We also learn some helpful Greek words that you can use around the house with your parents.

In today's episode, the Pharisees confronted Jesus about how his disciples acted on the Sabbath, but Jesus used it as a chance to talk about why God has given us rules and laws and why he is the one we should trust to explain them. We also learn a new Greek word that will help us build a whole phrase in Greek.

The Pharisees objected to Jesus eating with tax collectors, and they didn't think Jesus understood repentance, but Jesus saw something they were missing. He was the groom who came to rescue his bride. That was a reason to celebrate. We talk about ancient weddings, parables, and wine skins.

We have previously talked about Jesus calling Peter to be his disciple; in today's conversation, we discuss Jesus calling Levi. We learn about tax-collectors, what it means to become a follower of Jesus, and what it means to recline at the table. We also learn an important new Greek word.

This week, we take a closer look at two stories and see how Jesus focuses the conversation on the forgiveness of sin, even though some don't want to talk about it. We'll learn more about the scribes and Pharisees and we'll learn some new Greek and Hebrew words.

In today's episode we take a closer look at Peter's calling to be a disciple of Jesus. We talk about what made Peter different from the crowds and what it means to follow Jesus. We also talk a lot about fishing in the ancient world and learn a new Greek word.

Last week we saw Jesus teaching in his hometown of Nazareth. This week Jesus teaches in the town of Capernaum. In Capernaum Jesus did many great miracles. The people were so impressed they didn't want Jesus to leave. But Jesus explained he had come to preach the kingdom of God with all of the other towns. We take a closer look at the reaction of the people in Capernaum and we learn an important Greek word.

Jesus began his ministry by preaching in synagogues around Galilee. People were very impressed until he came to Nazareth. At first, his friends and family were excited, but quickly, they became angry with Jesus. In this week's episode, we talk about why sometimes we don't listen to Jesus, and we learned about synagogues in the First Century.

Jesus began his ministry by being baptized and then facing temptation in the wilderness. Led there by the Holy Spirit, we talk about why God sometimes sends us through the wilderness and we take a closer look at how Jesus responded to temptation with scripture. We also learn a fun new work in Greek and Hebrew.

In this week's passage, we again meet John the Baptist. John was baptizing people in the Jordan River. We talk about that river, what John was preaching, and learn a new Greek word. You can also join us in praying for other kids currently in Israel.

Jesus was twelve years old, and he went with his family to the Temple in Jerusalem to celebrate Passover. On their way home, Mary and Joseph discovered that Jesu wasn't with them. Rushing back to Jerusalem they found Jesus sitting in the temple discussing scripture. In today's episode, we take a closer look at Jesus's first recorded words in Luke's gospel, we learn an important greek word, and talk more about the important place of the temple. Let's talk Bible.

Jesus was finally born, and Mary and Joseph went up to the temple to worship and sacrifice. Once there, they met Simeon and Ana. They were also excited to see Jesus, but Simeon recognized that not everyone would accept Jesus. In fact, Simeon saw that many would reject Jesus. Even Mary would have to accept Jesus and his hard words. Jesus was peace, but it requires us to humble ourselves to receive him. We take a closer look at the temple, Simeon's warning, and the word Hebrew for blessing.

We finally come to the birth of Jesus. It's one of the most familiar stories in the Bible, but I bet there are still some new things for you and your family to learn. We take a closer look at this familiar story and talk about how Jesus came into the world, why the details are important, and what the word glory really means.

Having heard that Elizabeth was also going to have a son, Mary rushed to visit Zechariah and Elizabeth in the hill country of Judea. Hearing Mary's greeting, John leaped in her womb and Elizabeth was filled with the Holy Spirit. It's a recurring theme in Luke one. Every character is filled with the Holy Spirit. In our conversation this week, we explore John's recognition of Jesus, the role of the Holy Spirit, and what it means for Jesus to be Lord.

After leaving Zechariah in the temple, the angel Gabriel wen to Mary in the town of Nazareth. We take a closer look at Nazareth in Galilee as well as the words the angel spoke to Mary. We also talk about Mary's humility and what submission means. Finally, we learn a new word—in hebrew!