Jesus Christ becomes our true King, not in the ways of past Israelite kings or even Roman Kings, but through the powerful truth of suffering love.

Jesus warns us to be on guard against those who claim to bring salvation, but to trust that all things will be made right.

Jesus contrast the self-righteous scribes with a humble and generous widow who gave to others out of the little she had. We are called to be more like the widow as we seek to follow Jesus.

We are to love God with all we are, we are to love ourselves well and appropriately so that we might love others in the same way.

Jesus longs to help us regain our sight so that we might fully and faithfully follow him in the way of the Kingdom of God.

The Kingdom of God doesn’t operate under the same set of assumptions that the rest of the world works. Children are important, so are marginalized people. The rich and powerful aren’t important.

Jesus calls us to let go of whatever it is that is keeping us from truly following him.

Jesus warns us not to cause anyone to lose their faith in God.

Dr. Randy Cloud from MNU shares a message with us regarding David and Goliath and the lessons we can learn from this classic Bible story.

Greatness in the Kingdom of God is not like greatness in the world. God calls us to be servants of all.