The love of God is one of the most precious and misunderstood doctrines for Christians. What does God love most? Who does God love most? What about the love of God and reality of sin and evil? How does God's love fit with the reality of hell? These, and other questions, are the topic of our study of the love of God. Join in on this introduction to a very precious truth regarding the glory of God and His relationship to us.

The use of unexplained parables in the ministry of Jesus was perplexing to His disciples. Why would He make truth more difficult for some to understand? And why did so many people reject Jesus? Why did some believe? The mystery of lawlessness and unbelief, as well as the mystery of faith is the topic of the Lord's answer to the disciples. Jesus gives 2 proclamations of God's sovereignty over rejection and blessing.

The love of God is one of the most precious and misunderstood doctrines for Christians. What does God love most? Who does God love most? What about the love of God and reality of sin and evil? How does God's love fit with the reality of hell? These, and other questions, are the topic of our study of the love of God. Join in on this introduction to a very precious truth regarding the glory of God and His relationship to us.

Jesus spoke to the people in parables, which were a means of clarifying truth for those He has brought to faith in Himself, but obscuring it for those who refused the King and the kingdom. The disciples, and we, should not loose heart, however, but remember that God is sovereign over His revelation and spiritual understanding of the kingdom.

"The Lord is good," is a well known and beloved proclamation of the nature and the works of God. God's goodness is displayed continually in creation, in redemption; even toward the believing and the the unbelieving. How are we to understand God's goodness? In what way is God good to the unbeliever, and why is He? How is God good to the believer and how, then should we respond? Listen as all these questions, and more are discussed in this next edition of our study on the attributes of God.

Jesus spoke to the people in parables, which were a means of clarifying truth for those He has brought to faith in Himself, but obscuring it for those who refused the King and the kingdom. The disciples, and we, should not loose heart, however, but remember that God is sovereign over His revelation and spiritual understanding of the kingdom.

Jesus spoke to the people in parables, which were a means of clarifying truth for those He has brought to faith in Himself, but obscuring it for those who refused the King and the kingdom. The disciples, and we, should not loose heart, however, but remember that God is sovereign over His revelation and spiritual understanding of the kingdom.

"The Lord is good," is a well known and beloved proclamation of the nature and the works of God. God's goodness is displayed continually in creation, in redemption; even toward the believing and the the unbelieving. How are we to understand God's goodness? In what way is God good to the unbeliever, and why is He? How is God good to the believer and how, then should we respond? Listen as all these questions, and more are discussed in this next edition of our study on the attributes of God.

"The Lord is good," is a well known and beloved proclamation of the nature and the works of God. God's goodness is displayed continually in creation, in redemption; even toward the believing and the the unbelieving. How are we to understand God's goodness? In what way is God good to the unbeliever, and why is He? How is God good to the believer and how, then should we respond? Listen as all these questions, and more are discussed in this next edition of our study on the attributes of God.

Matthew has glorious presented the King of Israel and recorded the presentation of the Kingdom and the reaction have been many. Some have left everything to follow Him, others traveled only so far, and still others - such as the Jewish leaders - opposed every step of the way. The point is that the presentation of the kingdom calls for a response, and a persons response is the decisive factor regarding participation or exclusion. Jesus now focuses even more exclusively on the matter of the Kingdom of God, and His chosen method to do so is through parables as we enter into the third major discourse of the Lord in Matthew.