We examine a very well known parable in the 'Good Samaritan' A parable that Jesus told to address the question, "Who is my neighbor?" We discover that all of us were at one time or another one of the characters in the Lord's parable. We also discover in this parable who we are...

A small parable known as the wheat and the tares is our study this morning. In this parable Jesus reminds us of God's plan from the beginning to the end of the age. The Lord warns all of his followers what they are never to do...

What is your most precious possession? Jesus teaches a principle in a short three verse parable, and it is this parable that reminds us that worldly possessions are not our treasure. Today, we examine the comparison between earth and heaven and what really matters.

Guest Speaker Pastor Jeff Owen shares in song and the Word.

After teaching his disciples to pray, Jesus tells a parable about prayer. As we unpack this parable we discover what this parable is about and what it is not about, and it is this tension that we discover a unique truth about being prepared.

A parable that contains a message about how we listen and obey the Word of God, the truth of which will be an event when all that was done good or bad will one day be exposed to the LIGHT.

Parables were used by the Lord and was a popular method of teaching in the world of antiquity, especially among the eastern peoples. Today, we will examine a parable that we have all heard and read but has a renewed meaning in light of our current day and age.

This name of God is connected to the account of Gideon. Today, we examine Gideon in a way that is not typical for a sermon about Gideon. We discover what all Christ followers come to realize, 'Peace' is not a virtue, or a state of being...it is a person.

In one of the most familiar scripture passages that is typically mentioned at most funerals, we examine two Titles that Jesus gives himself while speaking with Martha whose brother had just passed away. This promise by the Lord is very special to all Christ followers.

Job identifies two things that hurting people need. Amazingly, these two things we can find in the New Testament and both come as a result of Christ.