The deepest truths stick with us through the stories we tell. That is why when Jesus began to teach people about his Kingdom and a new way of life, he did more than lay out principles or establish a set of rules and regulations. He told stories. In the parables, Jesus takes the mysteries of God's rule and reign—covers them in the raw material of everyday life, gives them characters and a plot, and delivers them to us in a way that sparks our curiosity and beckons us to go deeper. In this series, we look at a collection of stories from Matthew 13, seeing how seeds, sprouts, pearls, and nets open a window to better understand and embrace God at work in our world.

The deepest truths stick with us through the stories we tell. That is why when Jesus began to teach people about his Kingdom and a new way of life, he did more than lay out principles or establish a set of rules and regulations. He told stories. In the parables, Jesus takes the mysteries of God's rule and reign—covers them in the raw material of everyday life, gives them characters and a plot, and delivers them to us in a way that sparks our curiosity and beckons us to go deeper. In this series, we look at a collection of stories from Matthew 13, seeing how seeds, sprouts, pearls, and nets open a window to better understand and embrace God at work in our world.

The deepest truths stick with us through the stories we tell. That is why when Jesus began to teach people about his Kingdom and a new way of life, he did more than lay out principles or establish a set of rules and regulations. He told stories. In the parables, Jesus takes the mysteries of God's rule and reign—covers them in the raw material of everyday life, gives them characters and a plot, and delivers them to us in a way that sparks our curiosity and beckons us to go deeper. In this series, we look at a collection of stories from Matthew 13, seeing how seeds, sprouts, pearls, and nets open a window to better understand and embrace God at work in our world.

The deepest truths stick with us through the stories we tell. That is why when Jesus began to teach people about his Kingdom and a new way of life, he did more than lay out principles or establish a set of rules and regulations. He told stories. In the parables, Jesus takes the mysteries of God's rule and reign—covers them in the raw material of everyday life, gives them characters and a plot, and delivers them to us in a way that sparks our curiosity and beckons us to go deeper. In this series, we look at a collection of stories from Matthew 13, seeing how seeds, sprouts, pearls, and nets open a window to better understand and embrace God at work in our world.

Great marriages don’t just happen; they’re built. The Vow is all about choosing your spouse again and again, long after the wedding day is over. Because if you’re not intentional, life gets loud- work, kids, schedules, and your marriage can slowly take a backseat.

In this series, we’re talking about what it looks like to keep your marriage a priority, to fight for what makes it special, and to build it with God at the center. It’s about loving each other the way Christ loves us faithfully, sacrificially, and consistently.

Great marriages don’t just happen; they’re built. The Vow is all about choosing your spouse again and again, long after the wedding day is over. Because if you’re not intentional, life gets loud- work, kids, schedules, and your marriage can slowly take a backseat.

In this series, we’re talking about what it looks like to keep your marriage a priority, to fight for what makes it special, and to build it with God at the center. It’s about loving each other the way Christ loves us faithfully, sacrificially, and consistently.

Great marriages don’t just happen; they’re built. The Vow is all about choosing your spouse again and again, long after the wedding day is over. Because if you’re not intentional, life gets loud- work, kids, schedules, and your marriage can slowly take a backseat.

In this series, we’re talking about what it looks like to keep your marriage a priority, to fight for what makes it special, and to build it with God at the center. It’s about loving each other the way Christ loves us faithfully, sacrificially, and consistently.

Great marriages don’t just happen; they’re built. The Vow is all about choosing your spouse again and again, long after the wedding day is over. Because if you’re not intentional, life gets loud- work, kids, schedules, and your marriage can slowly take a backseat.

In this series, we’re talking about what it looks like to keep your marriage a priority, to fight for what makes it special, and to build it with God at the center. It’s about loving each other the way Christ loves us faithfully, sacrificially, and consistently.

Because a strong marriage isn’t automatic, it’s a vow you live out every day.

There are many thoughts we battle every day that affect our relationships and spiritual growth. Is it possible to control our thoughts rather than let them control us? Taking your thoughts captive is not just wishful thinking, but a proven strategy founded in Scripture that leads to transformation. This series will give practical steps in taking your thoughts captive and understanding the urgency of doing so.

There are many thoughts we battle every day that affect our relationships and spiritual growth. Is it possible to control our thoughts rather than let them control us? Taking your thoughts captive is not just wishful thinking, but a proven strategy founded in Scripture that leads to transformation. This series will give practical steps in taking your thoughts captive and understanding the urgency of doing so.