The Jesus Storybook Bible Podcast

By: Sally Lloyd-Jones & Friends
  • Summary

  • Inspired by the many beautiful stories of hope and joy and grace which readers have shared in the 15 years since The Jesus Storybook Bible was published, the podcast will be a platform where Sally invites people from of all walks of life to share about the life-transforming power of God’s love in their lives. We hope you will be as encouraged by these stories of hope and joy as we have been. And be reminded that God loves you—with a Never Stopping, Never Giving Up, Unbreaking, Always and Forever Love.
    2021
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Episodes
  • 163. Connecting People to Hope: Christopher Beth
    Oct 17 2024

    Before his current position, Christopher Beth, director of The Bucket Ministry, didn’t know what he didn’t know. Unaware of how severe the world’s water crisis is, and how many people are affected by a seemingly hopeless situation, his eyes were opened on a mission trip to the Amazon. Christopher felt moved to show love through tangible help and got involved in ways to provide clean, safe drinking water for those who need it—opening a door to hope and connection.

    Quotes

    “I thought I was just going to be chaperoning my child on this trip, but what happened on that trip changed me, because I got to see things I was not expecting. I saw people without hope.” - Christopher Beth

    “God [was] opening my heart and softening my heart. I learned just how big the problem is from the water side and from the spiritual side as well.” - Christopher Beth

    “I believe that is maybe some of the greatest illustrations of God's love—wanting His people to be healthier. I think because of His love, He has allowed me to see where He's working and He's allowed me to join in that work. I've gotten to see miracles happen firsthand.” - Christopher Beth

    “I know I can't be perfect, but if I show people how I live by trusting Him and obeying Him, I don't have to be perfect. If they see me doing good things, if they see me worshiping God, if they see me being righteous, they will know who He is through my actions.” - Christopher Beth

    Guest’s Links
    The Bucket Ministry

    The Bucket Ministry Instagram

    The Bucket Ministry Facebook

    Resources Mentioned in This Episode

    Joshua Project

    REI

    Connect with Sally Lloyd-Jones
    Jesus Storybook Bible Facebook

    Jesus Storybook Bible Instagram

    Sally’s website

    Sally’s Facebook

    Sally’s Instagram

    *Episode produced by Four Eyes Media*

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    17 mins
  • 162. God Will Give You Strength In The Storms: Jay Hewitt
    Oct 10 2024

    Jay Hewitt is a pastor, author, and motivational speaker. At the age of thirty-seven, he was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer, but despite the prognosis, he drew strength from his faith in God and embraced his calling as a storyteller—sharing his remarkable journey of striving to participate in the Ironman Triathlon while fighting cancer. Together with his wife and daughter, he continues to inspire others with his resilience, unwavering faith, and empowering messages, reminding us of the limitless strength we possess.

    Quotes

    “I've always used story as a driving force in my preaching and as a storyteller. God has given me a pretty remarkable story to tell.” - Jay Hewitt

    “All of these waves of life were just crashing all around me, and Jesus spoke to my soul and said, ‘Be still.’ And it obeyed him, and the grace that that was for me was unbelievable.” - Jay Hewitt

    “I now move forward in life knowing whatever I face—because I still have a terminal disease, there are still so many scary things that I'm facing—I know that if God is with me and if He's displaying His strength through my weakness, I can still accomplish the callings that He has put on my life.” - Jay Hewitt

    “Every time that I prayed for God to give me strength and to help me, He sent me one of His people. Now when I'm really struggling and I pray the one word prayer, ‘Help,’ I look around to see who God is sending to help me. I also hope that God will use me and will send me to help others.” - Jay Hewitt

    “I am strong because I want to help people learn to not only bear others' burdens, but to allow people to bear their burdens, to find a way to admit how weak they are so that they can become strong. Not only will they experience God's strength, they'll also experience God's love.” - Jay Hewitt

    “God's going to put dreams in your heart and a calling on your life. Do not be surprised when the enemy tries to steal those dreams and calling and kill your faith. Hold on to the hope of Jesus in His power. Get up, stay strong, and press on. I promise you, you will experience and see that nothing is impossible for God.” - Jay Hewitt

    Guest’s Links
    Jay Hewitt’s website

    Jay Hewitt’s Instagram

    Jay Hewitt’s Facebook

    Resources Mentioned in This Episode
    Dunkin’ Donuts

    Ironman Triathlon

    Connect with Sally Lloyd-Jones
    Jesus Storybook Bible Facebook

    Jesus Storybook Bible Instagram

    Sally’s website

    Sally’s Facebook

    Sally’s Instagram

    *Episode produced by Four Eyes Media*

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    15 mins
  • 161. We All Have Opportunities to Change the World: Tim Ross
    Oct 3 2024

    Raised in a family deeply rooted in ministry, Tim Ross's path to preaching and leadership was not a part of his own plans, but unfolded naturally through deep searching and examination of his convictions. Through his podcast, speaking engagements, and writing, Tim speaks to the power of small acts of kindness in changing lives and reflects on the true measure of success—finding the peace that passes all understanding.

    Quotes

    “I like to remind people that we can all change the world around us.” - Tim Ross

    “We have an opportunity on a daily basis—our proximity to our neighbors, to our family, and our friends gives us the opportunity to really identify what a person needs. Just being prompted by the Holy Spirit and genuine acts of kindness, [we can] meet those needs in a way that allows them to receive and to feel God's love.” - Tim Ross

    “Jesus is literally taking off glory and putting on humanity so that He can dwell among us. He goes on to say, ‘If you're going to be the greatest, you will be the servant of all.’ So, the reward for reaching the top in the Kingdom of God, according to Jesus, is that you get to serve everybody.” - Tim Ross

    “It's very important for us to remember God's love for us on a day-to-day basis, because it orients how we navigate through our days, and ultimately, through our lives.” - Tim Ross

    “When we carry that recognition of God's love every day, what we realize is we're not trying to perform for His love, we're performing because we are loved. That shift changes the way that we see ourselves and others.” - Tim Ross

    Guest’s Links
    Tim Ross’ website

    Tim Ross’ Instagram

    Tim Ross’ Facebook

    Tim Ross’ YouTube

    Resources Mentioned in This Episode
    LAPD

    U.S. Postal Service

    Ace Hardware

    Matthew 3

    Connect with Sally Lloyd-Jones
    Jesus Storybook Bible Facebook

    Jesus Storybook Bible Instagram

    Sally’s website

    Sally’s Facebook

    Sally’s Instagram

    *Episode produced by Four Eyes Media*

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    13 mins

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Wow ~ this really touches me!

I greatly appreciate this podcast. I love the insight about how God likes to be introduced as Father to the fatherless and the Defender of Widows, the One who stands with the weak, powerless and poor. God came to live with us as a poor, helpless Child born to refugee parents. These thoughts are very touching, edifying, insightful and helpful.

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