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.

In this new study, we will delve into Jesus' most common method of teaching - the parables. Today, we see the need to be careful in how we hear as well as an explanation of why different people respond so differently to the Word of God.

It is possible to have a useless faith - one that is characterized by words instead of action. In our text today, James pushes us to examine our own profession of faith to see if it is true, saving faith.

Salvation is of the Lord, from beginning to end. Join us as we see the salvation of faith, the source of faith, and the service of faith.

Many things are essential to the Christian life. One of the most essential elements is something we may not initially think of - faith. Without it, it is impossible to please God.

The resurrection of Jesus from the dead is the central event in the Christian faith. It is not some cleverly developed myth. It is an historical fact. Join with us as we celebrate Resurrection Sunday!

In this concluding message looking at Jesus' words from the cross, we see the tremendous truth that Jesus' work on the cross is finished! There is nothing to add to it or take away from it. Trust Him for salvation today.

In taking the place of sinners, Jesus not only bore our sin on the cross, He was also forsaken by the Father. Join us as we dig into what that means and what it means for us.

In these next two words from the cross, we see Jesus's care for His mother as well as His humanity. Listen in to hear what that has to say to us today.

The repentant thief on the cross is a classic example of the glorious biblical truth that we are saved by grace through faith. Jesus saves to the uttermost if we will trust in Him for salvation.