Matthew 13:1-9. In this parable it is Jesus who sows the seed (God's word) and it is disciples, too who will become sowers of the word. Pastor Hart explains that the seed can fall on four different types of soil (people). What type of soil are you?

Matthew 11:28-30. Come to Me, all who are weary and heavy-laden, and I will give you rest. A message to live by.

Matthew 22:15-22. Is it Caesar's or is it God's? An application to our times.

Psalm 139:1-16 & John 1:1-14. Insight and explanation on what the Bible tells us about how and why we and the universe exist.

Exodus 19:2-6. Those who are called a kingdom and priests (Christians) have an obligation to live a righteous life and actively tell people about Jesus.

Acts 2:22-24. Know God by reading his words in the Bible. By this you will know Him and His truth and be able to speak it to others. It will change people's lives.

Acts 2:1-4. The function of the Holy Spirit in the Old Testament, the New Testament, and promises for the future.

Luke 8:1-8. The seed, being the word of God needs to fall on us as "good soil" so that when we hear the word, we retain it, and by persevering produce a crop

as compared to seed that falls on unproductive ground.

John 14:15-19. We will never be alone if we are in Jesus. He has left us with a counselor, helper, teacher, the Holy Spirit.

Acts 7:54-60. God built a holy people/church made righteous by Christ Jesus, the Rock on which we stand.