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Are you struggling to connect with your child now that they've left the nest? Are you feeling the tension and heartache as your relationship dynamic begins to change? In Doing Life with Your Adult Children, bestselling author and parenting expert Jim Burns provides practical advice and hopeful...

In this poignant capstone to the trilogy, the man called Barabbas—infamous former thief, murderer, and prisoner turned Christian—and his wife, Chanah, continue their mission of spreading the gospel across the known world as cauldrons of political and military chaos boil across the Roman Empire. Nero is increasingly erratic, and it’s only a matter of time before the sharp knives of imperial politics finish him off. Various successors vie for position. Who will strike first, and who will come out on top?

This audiobook is for all seekers who wish to understand the life and works of Rav Sha’ul, Yeshua the Messiah, and the possible role of Barabbas, from within the context of true Biblical Judaism and the times on which they lived, I wish to say that while this is a work of historical fiction, based upon some true facts, the story has been dramatized and certain traditions brought to life as facts, as well as adventurous but fictitious incidents in the lives of the main characters, in order to place the people back into the Jewish culture from which they came.

We know precious little of the man called Barabbas, a contemporary of Jesus of Nazareth. He is variously described in the historical record as thief, murderer, rebel, and notable Roman prisoner. His release by the Roman Prefect Pontius Pilate was part of the supernal plan for the Christ to offer himself as the ultimate blood sacrifice, but it’s doubtful Barabbas understood any of that at the time. Many have wondered what became of him, or rather, who he became after that fateful day.

From beloved writer and renowned preacher Barbara Brown Taylor comes a new collection of stories and sermons of faith, grace, and hope. Full of Taylor's astute observations on the Spirit and the state of the world along with her gentle wit, this collection will inspire Taylor's fans and preachers alike as she explores faith in all its beauty and complexity. 

A gripping and epic saga of the most notorious man in the Bible.Rome is at the height of its power and cruelty. Insurrection is punishable by death. While the Jews hope for their long-awaited messiah, a zealot hides in the belly of a ship, his hand forced in a rash and devastating event.

Touch not God's anointed, do His prophet no harm, (Psalm 105:15). Even if you have friends and gang up on God's anointed, it will not end well. What you intend for a prophet of God will not prosper, and it will backfire on the sender. This book breaks down how this happens and warns the reader about why we do not interfere with Destiny, especially the Destiny of others.

During a visit to the United States, Pope Pius XIV is caught within the crosshairs of a lethal assassin. After scores of people are killed during an event featuring the Pope's address, a conspiracy theory emerges that the killings were conducted by one of the CIA’s own. As the data trickles in, it becomes clear that the assassin is none other than Shari Cohen.

The man they called Barabbas has come a long way from the wretched prisoner released by Pontius Pilate in lieu of Jesus of Nazareth. He and his wife Chanah are growing in regard among the leadership of Christ’s fledgling church, which is expanding and thriving. But increasing Christian influence breeds jealousy among several Roman governors and senators. How will Emperor Nero react? Can the apostle Paul soothe the moody young ruler and help the valiant Roman saints continue to spread the word?

In the busy city of Jerusalem, two men’s lives are about to cross in a way that will change the world forever. One is Barabbas, a dangerous rebel and murderer, locked away in a dark prison, waiting for his death. The other is Jesus, a gentle King whose power is shown not with a sword, but with love, healing the sick and feeding the hungry. During the special feast of Passover, the crowd is given a choice: which man should be set free?

A gripping psychological thriller starring Cole Sprouse as Sam Walker. In the first season we followed Sam as he painstakingly recounts the summer his sister disappeared; the friends he made, the legends he heard, the pain and confusion of loss. Over nine episodes, we uncovered the unspeakable secrets of Drisking, Missouri and the people who live there. After leaving the audience with a jaw dropping cliffhanger, we are finally returning to Sam and the terrible truths of Drisking. Across seven episode of Season 2, a ghost of Sam’s past arrives to drag him back to Drisking for revenge. Back to...

After her miraculous rescue by the angel Raphael, Sophia, daughter of Barabbas and Chanah, sets out with the former slave Onesimus to find the elusive and itinerant apostle John. Once they find him, an unexpected trip outside the Roman empire into the mysterious northern nation of Sarmatia expands her understanding of God’s global efforts to gather his children to their Savior. It also reveals in starker detail the pernicious, pervasive attempts by the adversary to disrupt the work and turn the children of God toward evil and superstition.

A perfect companion to GRACE, Shaped by Grace introduces people to a message that is more than we deserve, greater than we imagine. Including a clear presentation of the Gospel message, this audiobook offers the perfect starting point on a lifetime of grace discovery...

Während eines Besuchs in den Vereinigten Staaten werden Papst Pius XIV. und der amerikanische Präsident Opfer des Attentats eines Scharfschützen. Erste Ermittlungen lassen nur einen schockierenden Schluss zu: Bei der Attentäterin handelt es sich um CIA-Agentin Shari Cohen. Zweifel machen sich breit, und eine Spur des vatikanischen Geheimdienstes scheint auf eine totgeglaubte russische Geheimagentin zu verweisen: Barabbas.

When You Carried Me. Jesus came and found me in the Wilderness and carried me to salvation and to safety. Not only that He carried my sins to the Cross at Golgotha.

I recently attended a performance of Peter Shaffer’s play, Equus. The play was inspired by an irrational crime—a young man had intentionally blinded a number of horses with a sharp object. The playwright knew nothing about this individual or the circumstances surrounding the crime—only of the crime itself. The play seeks to create a mental world where the crime can be made comprehensible. This short drama is of the same nature. We do not really know Judas: we only know his crime. What could make the crime of Judas comprehensible? We have limited information about Judas. He was from a ...

WE ARE BARABBAS exists to awaken the God given fire in every person, affirm their true identity, and create space for raw, urban, vulnerable conversations that point back to Christ. This podcast bridges the streets and the Kingdom, showing that no matter your past, whether it's prison, gangs, rebellion, or near death experiences... Jesus REEDEMS, RESTORES, and CALLS you to purpose.

Greetings everyone, and may mercy, peace, and love be multiplied to you. Happy Resurrection Day. We will be in John 8 today. What Jesus did for us on the cross gave us freedom. But I don’t think many of us realize just what that means. We aren’t free TO sin, we are free FROM sin. While none of us will be perfect in this life, nothing that we will do will cause us to stop sinning. Only the power of Jesus can truly free us from the bondage of sin. This freedom brings about peace, even in the midst of the chaos and hardship in this life. You could be experiencing Hell on Earth, but because of...

Pilate…said, "I have examined [Jesus] … and have found no basis for your charges against him… Therefore, I will punish him and then release him." But the whole crowd shouted, "Away with this man! Release Barabbas to us!" (Barabbas had been thrown into prison for an insurrection in the city, and for murder.) Wanting to release Jesus, Pilate appealed to them again. But they kept shouting, "Crucify him! Crucify him!" (Luke 23:13-21). Among the Evangelists, Luke has the most interesting cast of minor characters. Barabbas comes into focus here. His inclusion helps us understand what happened ...