2019 
2 Seasons - Cast: Bishop Leandro Leão
I just ask for 3 minutes of your attention, imagine a man who lived in complete darkness, at a time when there was no electricity.
He prepared the wax, the wick and the fire to bring light and a better quality of life to himself and his family, expanding his possibilities. However, an unexpected wind struck his dream, defying his wishes. In the midst of an unsolvable situation, trying to resist despair and unable to believe in a miracle or change, he finds himself at a crossroads, feeling that everyone has abandoned him and that there is no longer a solution for the life he is living at this moment.
I invite you, at this moment, to stop looking at the bottom of the well and start looking up, at the sky. Believing in God is intrinsically linked to knowledge, as the Bible states in two situations:
- We err due to lack of knowledge;
- To have faith and believe in God, it will be necessary to study His Word;
Otherwise, we will never be able to believe in him. I want to invite you to travel together through the pages of the Bible, which tell the story of Christ, starting with his miracles, going through his parables and teachings. In this way, we will be able to establish a relationship with God, not based on something superficial, but based on his body and blood, as has always been his desire, so that we are not two, but one in him.
May Jesus come to live in your heart and in your life and this will happen through the knowledge that you will acquire here in this series.
Before you make a DEFINITIVE DECISION IN YOUR LIFE, allow me to present Jesus Christ in a way that you have never seen, in a way that you have never heard. I am sure that by the end of this series, you will experience a better quality of life, your emotions will be completely different, and your heart will be at peace. You will want to walk through green fields, feel the grass on your feet and take pleasure in entering the house of God, proclaiming: JESUS CHANGED MY LIFE!
I don't present you with a religion, I present you with JESUS!
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Thirty-Fourth Miracle of Jesus Christ, message based on Luke 14:1 to 6 with the title “The healing of dropsical disease”.
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First parable of Jesus Christ, message based on Luke 5:36 to 39 with the title “The Patch”. It also has other references in Matthew 9:16 to 17 and Mark 2:21 to 22.
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Second parable of Jesus Christ, message based on Matthew 6:19 to 34 with the title “Care for our lives, anxieties.” It also has other references in Luke 11:33 to 36 and 12:22 to 34.
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Third parable of Jesus Christ, message based on Matthew 13:1 to 23 titled “The Parable of the Sower.” It also has other references in Mark 4:1-20 and Luke 8:4 to 15.
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Fourth parable of Jesus Christ, message based on Matthew 13:24-30 and 36-43 entitled “The Parable of the Mustard Seed and the Yeast”.
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Fifth parable of Jesus Christ, message based on Matthew 13:31 to 35 with the title “The parable of the mustard seed and the yeast” which also has other references in Mark 4:30 to 34 and Luke 13:18 to 21.
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Seventh parable of Jesus Christ, message based on Mark 4:26 to 29 with the title “The Parable of the Seed”.
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Eighth parable of Jesus Christ, message based on Matthew 13:44 to 53 with the title “The parable of the hidden treasure, the pearl and the net”.
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Ninth parable of Jesus Christ, message based on Luke 15:1 to 7 which is also found in Matthew 18:10-14 under the title “The Parable of the 100 Sheep”.
In this parable we learn that God already has everything he needs in heaven with much greater quality, however, he chose each one of us.
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Tenth parable of Jesus Christ, message based on Matthew - 18:23 at 35 with the title “The parable of the incompassionate creditor”.
In this parable we learn that God is the same as in the past, that not everything that is fair in human eyes is fair in the eyes of God.
Eleventh parable of Jesus Christ, message based on John 10:1 to 21 with the title “Jesus the good Shepherd”.
In this parable we learn that we all choose which side we will be on, the sheep, or the thief and robber. Entering through the door means obeying the teachings of Christ, choosing what is right and not what is easiest. It is to follow what is written and not distorted teachings of religions.
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Twelfth parable of Jesus Christ, message based on Luke 10:25 to 37 titled “The Good Samaritan”.
In Luke 10:25 to 37, Jesus tells the parable of the good Samaritan, which is a story about a man who was attacked by robbers while traveling and was left abandoned and injured on the side of the road. Several religious leaders passed by him but did not help him. Finally, a Samaritan passed by and had compassion on him, tended his wounds and paid for him to be cared for in an inn. Jesus emphasizes that true love is one that acts compassionately and helps others, regardless of their race or religion.
In short, the parable of the good Samaritan teaches the lesson that we should love and help others, regardless of their differences.
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Thirteenth parable of Jesus Christ, message based on Luke 11:5 to 8 with the title “Complement of prayer – Persistence”.
In Luke 11:5 to 8, Jesus teaches his followers how to pray. It tells the story of a man who goes to his friend at midnight to ask for bread, but his friend refuses to help him because he is already asleep. However, the man persists and his insistence finally convinces his friend to give him the bread. Jesus says that just as the persistent man got the bread, we too must be persistent in our prayers and not give up, for God is a loving Father who will answer our requests.
In short, in Luke 11:5 to 8, Jesus teaches that we must pray with persistence and confidence, as God is a loving Father and will respond to our requests.
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Luke - 12:13-21 tells the story of a rich man who decided to build bigger barns to store his abundant harvest. He felt so secure and happy with his wealth that he thought he would relax and enjoy the fruits of his labor for years to come. However, God called him a fool and reminded him that his life could end at any moment, and he could take nothing with him other than his good deeds.
The moral of the story is that we should be wary of greed and material wealth, and instead focus on living a meaningful life and helping those around us. This is a powerful teaching that resonates even today, where we often worry about accumulating possessions and wealth rather than pursuing a full and meaningful life.
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Luke 13:1-9 How many opportunities for salvation does God grant to each human being? Are they the same for everyone? Does the way we live not affect this? Let's answer these and many other questions on this topic together.
He mentions another incident in which the tower of Siloam fell and killed 18 people. Again, Jesus emphasizes that these people were no more guilty than others. Then Jesus tells the parable of the barren fig tree. A man had a fig tree in his vineyard that did not produce fruit. He told his gardener to cut it down, but the gardener asked to leave it for another year so he could fertilize and care for it.
If it does not produce fruit that year, then it could be cut down. The parable is a metaphor for God's grace. The fig tree represents humanity, and God is the gardener. He gives us a chance to bear fruit in our lives, but if we don't, we may be cut off. The message is that we all need to repent and produce fruit in our lives to please God.
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Luke 14:7-14 narrates a parable told by Jesus during a Saturday dinner at the home of one of the main Pharisees. In this passage, Jesus talks about the importance of humility and service to others, teaching that true greatness does not lie in occupying places of honor and prominence, but in being humble and serving others.
At the verse 7, Jesus observes how people look for the best places at a party, to receive honor and prestige. He then uses an illustration, suggesting that it is better to choose a lower seat at the table and be invited to move up than to choose a high seat and be humiliated when someone more important arrives.
We will see that a pastor, when he sees flaws in his church, has the freedom to talk about it in the same way that Christ does in this meeting.
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Luke 14:25-35 presents an excerpt from the gospel where Jesus talks about the price of discipleship and the requirements to follow Him. This passage highlights that being a follower of Christ is not easy or cheap, requiring total surrender and renunciation.
Jesus begins by emphasizing the importance of loving Him more than anyone else, even more than our own family members. He uses strong expressions, such as “hating” our family, to emphasize that our love and dedication to Him must be supreme and unconditional. This doesn't mean literally hating our loved ones, but being willing to put the Lord first in our lives.
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Luke 15:8-10: Discover the power of the parable of the Lost Drachma! In this moving story, a valuable coin is lost, but the stakes go far beyond its material value. It is a journey of search, faith and spiritual renewal. Through perseverance and determination, the coin is found, symbolizing the inner vitality we can regain in our lives.
This parable resonates deeply with all of us, as we have all felt lost at some point. She teaches us the importance of valuing our essence, reconnecting with our faith and rekindling the flame of hope.
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Luke 15:11-32 is a well-known parable called “The Parable of the Prodigal Son” or “The Prodigal Son”. In this passage, Jesus tells the story of a loving father and his two sons.
The parable begins with a youngest son who asks his father for his share of the inheritance and decides to leave home to live his own life irresponsibly. He ends up spending all his fortune on a life of extravagance and pleasure, but eventually faces difficulties when a great famine occurs in that land.
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Luke 16:1-13 presents the Parable of the Unfaithful Administrator. In this story, Jesus tells of an administrator who was about to be fired from his position. He takes cunning measures to secure his future, making deals with his lord's debtors, forgiving part of their debts. Surprisingly, the lord praises the administrator's astuteness.
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Luke 16:19-31 narrates Jesus' parable about the rich man and Lazarus. The rich man lives luxuriously, while Lazarus, a beggar, suffers at his door. Both die, and Lazarus is taken to paradise alongside Abraham, while the rich man experiences torment. The rich man asks Abraham to send Lazarus back to warn his brothers, but Abraham points out that they have the Scriptures for guidance. The parable highlights the importance of repentance and faith during earthly life.
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Summary of Luke 18:1-8 – Jesus tells a parable about persistence in prayer, exemplifying with a widow who seeks justice from an insensitive judge. Even in the face of initial refusals, she perseveres until the judge grants justice. Jesus highlights that God, who is just, will hear and respond promptly to the persistent requests of His elect. The lesson is about the importance of not giving up in prayer and trusting in the divine answer.
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Summary of Luke 18:9-14 – Parable of the Pharisee and the publican. The Pharisee exalts himself, while the publican recognizes his sinfulness, being justified by God due to his humility. Emphasizes the importance of humility in prayer.
We will see that God works in different ways with each individual, taking into account their personality and aptitude to learn.
Resumo de Mateus 20:1-16 – Quantas vezes você já escutou alguém falando, ou até você mesmo, que Deus é injusto ou estava sendo injusto num dado momento. Esta pronúncia é feita baseando-se na nossa maneira de julgar as coisas, ou seja, na forma de justiça criada por nós humanos. Veremos nesta parábola o quanto Deus é diferente na sua forma de julgar.
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Resumo – Apenas temer a Deus não é o suficiente, até porque temer é praticar. Deus busca filhos que o adorem. Cada um irá prestar contas a Deus e descobrirá que sua forma de julgar é única.
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Summary: Jesus conta a história de um homem que tinha dois filhos. Ele pede ao primeiro filho para trabalhar na vinha. O filho inicialmente recusa, mas depois se arrepende e vai.
Mudança de Mente: O segundo filho concorda em trabalhar, mas não cumpre a promessa. Jesus usa essa história para ilustrar a importância de seguir as palavras com ações.
Ensinamento Central: A parábola destaca que aqueles que se arrependem e seguem a vontade de Deus, mesmo depois de inicialmente recusar, são aceitos por Ele.
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Summary: O proprietário planta uma vinha, constrói um lagar e uma torre. Ele envia servos para colher os frutos, mas os lavradores os maltratam. Finalmente, ele envia seu próprio filho, mas os lavradores o matam. Jesus pergunta o que o proprietário fará com os lavradores.
Video Duration: 33 min. 14s
Summary: A parábola das bodas nos ensina sobre a importância de aceitar o convite de Deus para a comunhão eterna por meio de Jesus. É um chamado para reconhecer Jesus como o Filho de Deus e participar do banquete espiritual que Ele oferece.
Video Duration: 34 min. 07s
Summary: Lucas 12:35-48 destaca a importância da vigilância e prontidão espiritual. Jesus usa a parábola do servo vigilante para ensinar que os crentes devem estar sempre preparados para a volta do Senhor. Ele compara os crentes a servos que aguardam o retorno de seu mestre de uma festa de casamento, prontos para abrir a porta imediatamente quando ele chegar. Essa prontidão é uma demonstração de fé e obediência, e aqueles que são encontrados vigilantes serão recompensados.
Video Duration: 34 min. 08s
Summary: Mateus 25:1-13 apresenta a parábola das dez virgens, uma narrativa rica em simbolismo e ensinamentos espirituais. Jesus conta a história de dez virgens que aguardam a chegada do noivo para um casamento. Cinco delas são prudentes e levam óleo extra para suas lâmpadas, enquanto as outras cinco são insensatas e não levam óleo suficiente. Quando o noivo finalmente chega, as virgens prudentes estão preparadas e entram com ele para a festa, enquanto as insensatas ficam de fora, pois foram buscar mais óleo e chegaram tarde demais.
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