Jon Tran preaches from Jesus' parables of the treasure and the pearl. God and his kingdom are the most precious treasure in this life, but do we live as if this is true?

SCRIPTURE: Matthew 6:19-21, 13:44-46

Pete Greenwood preaches from the parable of the yeast. We are either working in the yeast of the Kingdom or the yeast of the self into our lives. Jesus' parables challenges us to ask the question of which yeast is at work.

SCRIPTURE: Matthew 13:33,16:1-12

Pete Greenwood preaches from Jesus' parable on how the Kingdom of God is like a mustard seed. From this parable Jesus answers the questions of how the Kingdom begins, how it grows and what it is for.

SCRIPTURE: Matthew 13:31-32, Ezekiel 17:22-24

Jon Tran preaches on the parable of the weeds. Through examining the Sower, the Enemy and the harvest, we hear Jesus' call to hear his words, understand them and to live them out.

SCRIPTURE: Matthew 13:24-30,36-43

Pete Greenwood opens up our new series 'Kingdom Come: Parables of the Kingdom'. Preaching from the parable of the sower (Matt. 13) Pete unpacks the questions of what the Kingdom is, what Kingdom work looks like, and how we can bear Kingdom fruit.

SCRIPTURE: Matthew 4:17-23, 13:1-9 and 13:18-23

Jon Tran preaches from Psalm 134 about the God who not only deserves to be blessed, but who Himself bends down to bless.

SCRIPTURE: Psalm 134, Mark 13:32-42

Pete Greenwood preaches from Psalm 126 on how joy remembered and joy anticipated serve as bookends to our joy in the present.

SCRIPTURE: Psalm 126

Guest preacher Martin Rogers (GraceWest Bible Church) unpacks one of the shortest psalms and explores how to bring calm and quiet to your spirit.

David Atkinson explores how obedience to God brings about a life of blessing.

Campbell Brice preaches from Psalm 127, reminding us that God is the builder his house, that he guards his city, and that he makes for himself a family through Jesus Christ.