Jesus feeds five thousand with what little the disciples had—after they first intended to send the crowds away.

While grieving over the loss of his cousin, Jesus encountered the crowds who had need and had compassion on them.

It is easy to see Herod as evil for executing John the Baptist, but a closer look may reveal similarities between Herod's heart and our own.

This Easter, we join Vision Kids as Children's Pastor Blair Kim unpacks the life-transforming truths in these four words spoken by Jesus: "I am the resurrection."

This Palm Sunday, we see that Jesus was rejected even in his hometown, Nazareth—similar to how many of us are rejected by those who know us best.

Using a net, Jesus illustrates the diversity and urgency of the kingdom of God.

Jesus illustrates the way God's kingdom grows gradually into something beyond our expectations using a mustard seed and leaven.

Regardless of whether you're a Christian, if the kingdom of God has not broken into your life, now is your only chance to allow it to before the Master returns to separate the faithful from the unfaithful.

There are four possible responses to God's Word. Jesus not only illustrates this reality with a parable, but he also plainly unpacks what each of these responses are.

If you're a Christian, you are now a member of Christ's family.