Alfred Hitchcock once said, “The more successful the villain, the more successful the picture.” Let's look at one of the Bible's top villains - we'll learn something about humanity and something about Jesus.

Once, the Jewish leaders confronted Jesus about his authority. Jesus responded by giving a parable about tenants. When you understand his point about ownership vs. stewardship, you'll see faith in a whole different way.

What is a mom of faith? Let's study 2 women named Lois and Eunice, grandmother and mother of Timothy. You'll see 4 ways their faith came out through motherhood.

Many Jews were speculating that the Kingdom would be coming immediately. Jesus said, "Not so fast." He then gave a parable that taught about faithfulness.

Since the 70's, the trust that Americans have for one another has declined. Let's understand how the fruit of the Spirit works in light of a trustworthy saying about faithfulness that the Apostle Paul wanted to pass on to his top disciple, Timothy.

Why would the Lord be roaring? The year was around 750 BC - the economy was great, national security was strong, and the kingdom was stable. Hear how the Lord has different standards.

When we come home, God's table becomes our table. He's willing to give the fattened calf for us. Listen to a parallel story of a guy named Mephibosheth.

The Prodigal said, "Treat me as one of your hired servants." The father could never do such a thing. Listen to how the gift of sandals reflects God's heart when you come home.