From the tiny mustard seed that grows into a tree, to the treasure hidden in a field, each parable reminds us that the kingdom of heaven is both priceless and powerful. Jesus calls us to treasure His kingdom above all else, guard our hearts from hidden influences, and keep sharing the good news with the world until the net is full.
As we begin our new series “Jesus and the People,” we are reminded that Jesus is the perfect image of the invisible God. Through His life, love, and sacrifice, He shows us what it means to live in God’s image. Each week, we’ll discover how looking to Jesus transforms our lives and calls us to reflect Him in the world.
What are you hoping for? In “Treasuring Hope,” we’re reminded that true hope isn’t wishful thinking—it’s a firm, soul-anchoring trust in God’s promises. Whether you’re walking through difficulty or joy, hope rooted in Christ transforms how we live today and gives us strength for tomorrow.
We’re exploring explore what it really means to live by the Spirit. This isn’t about trying harder—it’s about letting the Holy Spirit transform us from the inside out.
How does the law of Jesus compare to the law of Moses?
The Torah is the closest thing we get to a set of rules from God. But even amongst the 613 commands, there is narrative, mystery, and tension. No set of rules could be complete enough to guide the human heart. The Spirit knew we needed more and has given us a rich set of 66 books. The result is that we are often unable to just turn to a simple answer for the things we face. Rightly handling the word of God means that we must engage with the Spirit, engage with spiritual people, research theology and history, and above all else, pray.
The world that we live in has many distractions that take us away from our loving devotion to Almighty God and his Son Jesus Christ. Come as we learn together how to be watchful and wait for the return of our lord Jesus Christ
Looking at people without judgement is easier said than done. How can we have judgement-free relationship with people around us?
God administers His grace in different ways and in different time of lives. We can see other people being blessed and we want that too. And we begin complain to about why someone is blessed more that we are.
To stay salty is to live out the beatitudes. To be salty is to be like Christ. When we do that we help people around us develop a taste for Christ and be attracted to Him.
We have an obligation to serve others at our expense. Love sounds very easy. But true love is hard. We will always learn how to love.
