#221: The Prodigal Son

#221: The Prodigal Son

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#258: Everything Points to Jesus

Did you know that the stories of the Old Testament were pointing forward to Jesus? In this episode of Truth Seekers: Bible Stories for Kids, we explore Luke 24:36–49, where the risen Jesus appears to His disciples and helps them understand how the Law of Moses, the Prophets, and ...  Show more

#257: Breakfast with Jesus: Peter's Second Chance

What happens after Jesus’ resurrection? In this episode of Truth Seekers: Bible Stories for Kids, we travel to the Sea of Galilee for the unforgettable story of Jesus restoring Peter in John 21:1–19.After fishing all night and catching nothing, Peter and the disciples see a myste ...  Show more

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