In Matthew 13:1-9, we hear about the Parable of the Sower. This points us to an eternal truth of God's grace and love. That truth is that it is free to all, and that God desires all to encounter it and bear good fruit.  

In Luke 12:13-21 we hear the parable of The Rich Fool. This raises the question, do we love people and use things or love things and use people. It also looks at how we value money and stuff over time  

In Matthew 25:14-30 we hear the parable of the talents. This parable is much more than a stewardship sermon but is a parable that ask the question will you live in fear or faith?  

In Luke 14 we hear Jesus share the parable of The Great Banquet, this is a depiction of how ALL are invited to the Table, but few accept the invitation 

In Luke 15 we hear the parables of the lost sheep and coin. Through these parables we hear of God's heart for the least and the lost 

In the parable of The Good Samaritan, we hear to not view the invitation of God as an interruption (Sermon Starts at Scripture, due to technical difficulties)

In Mark 6, we hear a story of John the Baptist's beheading, which reads more like a soap opera plot. Through this story, we are challenged to ask who/what we seek to serve through our lives.    

In Galatians 1, Paul says he is not a people pleaser. This is a warning to us to not be a people pleaser either. 

In a world that says more, more, more, Christ  calls us to trust in Him and know that He is enough  

Looking at Ephesians 4 as well as James 4, we see the warning not to let anger become a way of life and take root in your heart. This sermon looks at how allowing that to happen can effect your life, as well as how to keep anger in check