Scripture Reading: Luke 10: 25-29 . We conclude our Kingdom Stories series by asking, "How are we going to respond to the people we continually encounter who have been attacked by sin and left for dead?

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Scripture Reading: Matthew 25:1-13. With urgency, concern and love, Jesus tells a 'tough love' story filled with hard truths and tough realities.

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Scripture Reading: Luke 18: 9-14. Jesus teaches us that we shouldn't thank God that we aren't like the tax collector but we should instead ask God to make us like the tax collector.

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Scripture Reading: Matthew 18:21-35. We learn that our king's mercy, grace and forgiveness must transform our hearts so that we can extend the same mercy, grace and forgiveness to our fellow servants that we have received from our king.

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Scripture Reading: Matthew 7: 24-27. A kingdom story and a children's song teach us that it is the height of foolishness to know how to live as a citizen in God's kingdom and then choose not to live that way.

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Scripture Reading: Isaiah 58: 1-12

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Scripture Reading: Luke 19: 11-15. As we hear Jesus tell us a story about how servants behaved while their master was away, we ask ourselves: Are we willing to make Jesus' future our future?

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Scripture Reading: Luke 15: 1-10. Jesus teaches us that we are living proof that - regardless of our foolish choices - our Father is always looking for us to turn back home so he can welcome us and celebrate our return home.

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Scripture Reading: Mathew 20: 1-16. We discover that we have a master who seeks out opportunities to overpay his kingdom workers.

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Scripture Reading: Luke 12: 22-31. A story about a foolish farmer teaches us that we must not miss our opportunities to be rich toward God by selfishly choosing to be rich toward ourselves.

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