
STORIES WITH INTENT | THE KINGDOM TRIUMPH
In the parable of the Wheat and Tares (Matthew 13), we discover that while the enemy is still at work in our world, there will come a day when all sin and evil will be undone.
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In the parable of the Wheat and Tares (Matthew 13), we discover that while the enemy is still at work in our world, there will come a day when all sin and evil will be undone.

Have you ever discovered something of great value that you weren't expecting to find? Jesus says the Kingdom of Heaven is like this- worth giving up everything to possess. We continue our series, Stories of Intent, by looking at three short parables of Jesus in Matthew 13

What are you building your life on? What brings stability and endurance to our lives? Our families? Our communities? A faith that endures is built on the solid rock of Jesus. Pastor Steve shares from the parable found in Luke 6:46-49.

Pastor Dan continues our series, Stories of Intent, as he examines Luke 12:32-42 where Jesus teaches his listeners to be ready and dressed for action. Are we dressed and ready for action in our spiritual lives?

Luke 16:19-31- Jesus tells the parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus as a warning to those who are slow to see. May we always see the need before us and be moved to action.

Pastor Neyda explores the Parable of the Wedding Feast of how we've been invited to the wedding feast and that we are called to invite others to the table of God.

In Matthew 13, Matthew tells a story about the receptivity of different kinds of soil to the seeds of faith. What kind of soil does the Gospel find in our hearts?

The world encourages us to indulge and give into our passions and desires. "If it feels good, do it." The Scriptures teach us another way to combat sin and to allow our lives to testify to the life Jesus desires for us.

We live in a world that elevates power, dominance, and even violence. The Bible teaches something different: Gentleness. This week, we look to see that gentleness begins with God, is exhibited in Jesus' life, and consider how it can be evident in our lives as we live with one another.

As we continue in our series on the Fruit of the Spirit, we look at the virtue of Faithfulness. The Scriptures tell us that God is faithful- as those who follow Jesus, we are called to be faithful in our walk with God and in our relationships with others.

We see an emphasis on kindness wherever we go, but we don't always see it practice. Deep and meaningful kindness starts with God and extends to those around us. Join us as Pastor Neyda walks us through what it looks like to live out kindness.