Two more Bible stories Charles Stanley loved: Lazarus in John 11 and the Prodigal Son in Luke 15

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Two more stories Dr. Charles F. Stanley explicitly praised in his own words, drawn from two rows backed by two independent hosts — a book excerpt on FaithGateway and a sermon broadcast on OnePlace. They join the earlier finding that Daniel, especially Daniel in the lions’ den, was a story he loved.

John 11

Lazarus, Mary, and Martha

“That is why I love this story, because most adversity makes about as much sense from our perspective.”

Why it mattered: because most adversity makes about as much sense from our perspective.

The Power of Perspective · faithgateway.com

Luke chapter 15

The story of the Prodigal Son

“the most emotion-packed chapter I know of in the New Testament apart from the one that deals with the cross... one of the greatest stories ever told”

Why it mattered: somewhere in this passage, you're going to find yourself.

The Quality of Love - Listen to Pastor Dr. Charles Stanley Sermons - In Touch Ministries Radio & Broadcasting, Jul 20, 2026 · oneplace.com

A careful note: Dr. Stanley never published a ranked list of favorite Bible stories. These are two additional stories he explicitly loved or strongly praised — “That is why I love this story” of Lazarus, Mary, and Martha, and the Prodigal Son as, apart from the account of the cross, “the most emotion-packed chapter” he knew in the New Testament. The earlier conclusion stands: Daniel remains a story he said he loved.
StoryReferenceDr. Stanley’s wordsWhy it matteredSource
Lazarus, Mary, and MarthaJohn 11“That is why I love this story, because most adversity makes about as much sense from our perspective.”because most adversity makes about as much sense from our perspectivefaithgateway.com
the story of the Prodigal SonLuke chapter 15“the most emotion-packed chapter I know of in the New Testament apart from the one that deals with the cross... one of the greatest stories ever told”somewhere in this passage, you're going to find yourselfoneplace.com

Evidence: 2 rows, one per added story, from 2 independent hosts (a Can You Still Trust God? excerpt on faithgateway.com; an In Touch sermon broadcast dated Jul 20, 2026 on oneplace.com). Each row holds the Bible reference, Stanley’s wording, its significance, source title, and URL. Quotations shown in full; nothing cut.

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