Pastor Adam explores the theme of lostness and being found through Jesus's parables in Luke 15: the Lost Sheep, the Lost Coin, and the Prodigal Son. It emphasizes the pain of being lost and the joy of being found, showing God's yearning for every lost soul to return to Him. The message invites us to understand our own lost condition without Christ and embrace the rescue mission of God's saving grace. It challenges us to view repentance not as a burdensome act but as a pathway to joy and celebration. Pastor Adam also calls the church to share the gospel with every generation, emphasizing the importance of demonstrating to our families and communities that our brokenness attracts Christ's saving power, not repels it. We are encouraged to take active steps in faith, sharing the message that forgiveness and new life are available to all who trust in Jesus.

Pastor Milt discusses the value of the kingdom of heaven, using the parables of the hidden treasure and pearl of great value from Matthew 13 to show that the kingdom is worth sacrificing everything for. It emphasizes understanding the true treasure as the rule and reign of God in one's life, not a future heavenly reward. This message encourages listeners to exchange their old lives for the joy and fulfillment found in completely surrendering to God's authority and recognizing His value above all.

Pastor Adam explains that Jesus taught in parables to reveal truths about the Kingdom of God to those seeking Him, while also highlighting the unbelief of those who reject Him. The Parable of the Weeds illustrates that good (wheat) and evil (weeds) will coexist until the Final Judgment when God will separate them. Believers must remember they have an enemy, Satan, but they are not to judge others. Instead, the role of the church is to evangelize and reconcile people to God. A judgment is coming, but through Jesus, we can have confidence in salvation. Pastor Adam concludes by preparing for the Lord's Supper, reminding believers to examine their hearts and live in accordance with the Gospel.

Discover the profound significance behind Jesus' final words, 'It Is Finished,' from John 19:28-30. This sermon unpacks the depth of Christ's sacrifice, exploring how the finished work of the cross fulfills prophecy, reconciles us to God, and transforms our lives today. Be reminded of the weight of grace, the power of redemption, and the mission to live fully for Him. Join us as we dive into this life-changing truth that salvation is found in the finished work of Christ!