About this episode

The episode explores the significance of Passover and the journey of Joseph and Mary to Jerusalem as depicted in Luke 2:41-52.

Share a comment Passover wasn’t just a date on the calendar, it was the annual heartbeat of a people who remembered rescue through blood, sacrifice, and God’s mercy. We step into Luke 2:41-52 and watch Joseph and Mary make the long journey to Jerusalem year after year, even when the law allowed exceptions and even when Mary wasn’t required to go. That quiet consistency becomes a window into a home shaped by worship, routine faithfulness, and a willingness to pay the cost to be present where G...

People in this episode

Host: Stephen Davey

Topics covered

• Passover
• faithfulness
• worship
• sacrifice
• God's mercy
• family journey

Keywords

• Passover
• Jesus
• Joseph
• Mary
• Luke 2
• faith
• sacrifice
• worship

Mentioned in this episode

Books & works: Luke 2:41-52

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