The King's invitation is no small matter and should neither be refused or excused.

You cannot consider yourself a follower of Jesus if you do not obey Him.

The power that withers is 
the power that saves.

Anger is your whole-body response to a violation of your core values. Be angry, but sin not.

If the Lord Jesus were to come inspect His house today, what would He find? Would He find prayer, care and Praise? Or would He find cheating, skimming, and self-promotion?

The Lord can use whatever He chooses, and He chooses to use the lowliest to confound the mighty.

The Lord Jesus cares about the cry of your heart, and He bids you to come.

The kingdom of God does not operate the same as the kingdom of this world. He would be the greatest among us must be a servant.

The Lord's parable points us to an important truth: you cannot hand an invoice for your service to the One who gave His life for you.

At this dinner, we find Jesus dining at Simon the Pharisee's house. The story highlights the contrast between Simon's skepticism and the woman's shocking demonstration of love and repentance. It then poses the question to us: how will we respond to the invitation of Jesus? Simon and the uninvited guest left dinner differently, one left forgiven, and with peace, one left with mere answers and facts. How you respond to the invitation from Jesus makes all the difference.