Explore the Spiritual Depth and Practical Wisdom of Jesus’ Parables in This Free Video Series!

Jesus used stories to convey divine truths. In his parables, Christ revealed the mysteries of the Kingdom of God in ways that reach the imagination and challenge the heart.

Yet, many of these stories can be difficult to understand at first glance, causing many to not fully experience the profound truths they reveal about who God is, who we are before him, and what it means to live a radically holy life as his disciples.
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That’s why Benedictine College is offering all 10 episodes of our video series, Christ the Storyteller, completely free! In this self-paced series, you’ll join Dr. Andrew Swafford, Professor of Theology, as he walks through the parables of Jesus with clarity, depth, and pastoral insight.

In each short lecture, Dr. Swafford dwells on a different parable—revealing their theological meaning, spiritual insight, and practical guidance for everyday Catholic living. And when you request access to Christ the Storyteller today, you’ll be sent an access link to all 10 videos in your inbox!

No matter your familiarity with these stories, this powerful series is a way for you to go deeper and experience the full transformation of Jesus’ timeless words. As the Catechism reminds us, “The parables are like mirrors for man: will he be hard soil or good earth for the word?” (CCC 263–265).

In Christ the Storyteller you will receive:

  • Free access to all 10 videos in your inbox, allowing you to watch at your own pace
  • Thoughtful reflections on timeless parables like The Good Samaritan, The Mustard Seed, The Vineyard Laborers, and more.
  • Spiritual and practical daily insights to live out your Catholic faith

Don’t wait to start this eye-opening video series, because today, it’s our free offering to you! Simply use the secure form below to let us know where you’d like to receive access.