The Gospels record only seven statements of Jesus from the cross. In this devotional series Joe Boyd looks at each of these statements through the lens of suffering. While other religions address the problem of human suffering, Christianity is unique in that, through Jesus, God suffers with us. Jesus knew pain in a very real way, especially on the cross. Nobody wants to suffer, but it is often through pain that we learn, grow and experience our deepest levels of communion with God and each other.

The prayer that Jesus taught his disciples to pray, commonly called "The Lord's Prayer" or "The Our Father" is more than just a series of words to be memorized and repeated. More than just a prayer, these simple nine phrases also contain the "Cliff's Notes" of Jesus' Kingdom message. In these short videos, Joe Boyd walks through each section of The Prayer as a meditative guide to daily prayer. For the Christian, nothing is more important than taking the teachings of Jesus to heart in a way that creates positive action, and praying The Prayer this way creates a pattern for that sort of Spirit-infused life.

Written over 1,900 years ago, The Gospel of John chronicles the life of a peasant Jewish rabbi from an insignificant Galilean town who became the world's most controversial household name- Jesus. This man's story has been told and retold more than any story in history. But never quite like this. Actor Joe Boyd explores the mysteries of this ancient tale in a one-man show that utilizes his unique balance of comedy, sincere drama, and historical insights crafted over decades of studying the text and performing on stages across the country.

Deep within each of us is a desire to be free. This is the story of Exodus. Rebel Storyteller Joe Boyd explores this ancient narrative in a one-man show that utilizes his unique balance of laugh-out-loud comedy, sincere drama and historical insights crafted over decades of stage experience and study of the text.

Acts is the “sequel” to the Gospel of Luke, picking up with the Resurrection of Jesus, it tells the action-packed stories of the earliest followers of “The Way” that would become Christianity. Actor Joe Boyd explores this ancient tale in a one-man show that utilizes his unique balance of comedy, sincere drama, and historical insights crafted over decades of studying the text and performing on stages across the country. Regardless of what faith background a person has, this story brilliantly shows us that a small group of people can change the world when they have the courage to love others more than themselves.

Joe Boyd explores this ancient narrative in a one-man show that utilizes his unique balance of laugh-out-loud comedy, sincere drama and historical insights crafted over decades of stage experience and study of the text.