In this message, we consider one of Christ’s most famous parables – the parable of the Sower or the Soils. As much as anything, it’s a test of our listening skills or the openness or teachability of our hearts.

In this message, we are again reminded that Jesus Christ came to free all of us from our sin – and we are much more likely to find that freedom if we are willing to humble ourselves, die to self-righteousness, and admit our need.

In this message, we see a spiritual giant wrestling with doubts and disappointment – a reminder that all of us, in our human frailty, will do the same at one time or another. But, thankfully, we also see how Jesus addresses this struggle in our hearts.

In this message, we have the privilege of hearing a message from God’s Word from Jay Ham, our Pastor of Global Mobilization.

In this message, we see a historical record of when our God met with real pain so we could all know and understand where God is when we, too, encounter crippling pain and suffering.

In this message, we again see Christ emphasizing His kingdom values – but this time by explicitly challenging His disciples in how they treat those they come in contact with on a daily basis. Christ’s kingdom values are very practical and personal.

In this message, we see Christ’s explicit call of the Twelve Disciples and the clear contrast between the values of His Kingdom and the values of the religious leaders standing opposed to His ministry.

In this message, we see Christ challenging the religious burdens and legalism introduced by the Jewish leaders and teachers of His day. His words and actions will remind us of God’s love and compassion for His children.

In this message, we see the continuing conflict between Christ and the religious establishment, and, if anything, we’re forced to see ourselves aligned with the inherently religious and self-righteous opponents of our Savior.