Like leaven/yeast, we need something outside of us (the gospel/Jesus) to get inside us, and transform us from the inside out.

Jesus gives us the parable of the net to help show us that the reality we live in is not the ultimate reality, but that everyone will have an eternal destiny in heaven or hell.

Kevin and Weston meet up with Andrew Wingo to discuss the upcoming Bethel vs Ascent softball game on July 13, at 6pm at Lake Storey softball fields. Also, a two new segments: Worst/Best (sports edition) and Redeeming the World.

Jesus commends the shrewd manager who used unrighteous means for righteous results. Believers are called to use whatever means God has given us to “make heaven crowded.”

The Pharisee and the tax collector both go up into the temple to pray. One prayer is only focused on self, while the other one is humble and repentant. Jesus says to go low and humble yourself rather than trying to justify yourself.

The next sermon series, along with new segments: Topical Topoffs and Cutting Room Floor.

The final chapter of Hebrews gives us some very practical ways to show others the love of Jesus. Because he is never changes, believers should have a love that extends, faith that stands firm, and worship that pleases God

Our culture struggles with enduring suffering, pain, and even discomfort. As Christians, we are called to endure because the Lord is growing us through all these things through His discipline in our lives, through which we can have an unshakable faith and an unshakable life.