All of us at one point will face the doorway into eternity. Jesus warns us of what awaits those who are unprepared for that moment, but graciously also offers us the way into a glorious eternity with Him. 

Stewardship. The idea that we have been gifted something, and are responsible for taking care of it. God has given us good gifts. He has given us the life we live, He has given us His Kingdom to share. Are we stewarding those well? Join me as we discuss these parables and their lessons. 

Join me as I discuss the parables that talk about prayer. We will discover what the essence of prayer is, and it's going to be a marvelous journey. 

Alexander Pope wasn't far off when he said "to err is human, to forgive, divine." Forgiveness is really that difficult, can we as mere mortals really be expected to forgive EVERY time? We dive into Luke 17, Matthew 18, and Luke 7 to see what Jesus says about forgiveness and how it really is possible. 

Jesus gives us a glimpse in Luke 15 of the heart of the Father in relation to lost people. The challenge is, do we have the same response? 

While all Jesus' parables can be defined as "Kingdom Parables," there are a few that teach us specific lessons about the Kingdom of God. Join me as we look at these and what lessons they can teach us. 

We all love a good story! In the Gospels, Jesus uses this love of story to help us understand spiritual realities. Join me as I lay a foundation for us to understand the Parables of Jesus.

In the first of a series of discussions on the nature of Scripture, I and a close friend discuss the importance of allowing the Scriptures to say what they say...nothing more, nothing less. 

You can contact [email protected] for more information on what Brandon is doing with his ministry in Romania. 

In one of the more dramatic passages in the New Testament, Paul lays clear the battle we are a part of. What is our role in the battle? This question and more are answered in our wrap up of the book of Ephesians. 

Paul continues to detail for us how to walk in the unity he is calling for.