Today, we look at one of Jesus' more unpopular parables - the Laborers in the Vineyard. It is quite unpopular because the landowner does not give some laborers what they think they rightfully have coming to them. Join us as we study what this teaches us today.

We don't know when Jesus will return. When He does, He will require His people to give an account for how they have used and managed what He has entrusted to them. Therefore, we should be faithful as we wait for His return.

Who will go to Heaven? That is one of the most important questions anyone can answer. Some believe they will go there be default or because of who their parents/grandparents were. However, Jesus tells us in today's parable who will be part of God's Kingdom - whose who accept His invitation to come in.

In this, one of Jesus' most difficult teachings, He shows us that we who are forgiven by God should forgive others as we have been forgiven.

In this sobering account, Jesus teaches that there is one thing, one state of being that is unforgivable. Join us as we dig in to this teaching.

What really makes one unclean before God? Is it eating certain foods? Going certain places? Talking with certain people? No! What really defiles a person does not come from without. It comes from the heart.

In this well-known, short parable, Jesus likens obedience to building your house on the rock. Don't be foolish and disobedient.

Jesus continues to explain the nature of the Kingdom. It is like a treasure, a valuable pearl, and a net. Join us as we examine what this means.

Christ has "sown" believers into this world. The devil has "sown" unbelievers into it. Sometimes, it is hard to tell the difference between the two. However, one day, God will judge the living and the dead, and in that day, there will be no fooling Him.

Today's message looks at two parables, both of which serve to encourage His followers. Using the image of sown seed, Jesus shows us what the Kingdom of God is like.