Matthew 18:21-35. Andrew Mihaleff continues our series on The Kingdom Revealed, by looking at the unmerciful servant. This well-known parable illustrates a debt beyond calculation, that is graciously forgiven. To a culture of self-preservation and holding onto our rights, but Jesus communicates that sin, and grace must be taken seriously. Kingdom life stems from the bountiful forgiveness that our Master has shown us - which should transform our lives and the way we live with others.

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Matthew 13:24-30, 36-43, 47-50. Continuing our Kingdom Revealed series, Ps Hilary Williams considers the parable of the weeds, along with the parable of the dragnet. While we rightly treasure the grace of God, there is a flipside of the gospel. These parables show a clear, eternal distinction, between those who know God and those who don't. We must ensure that we continue to follow Christ - and this should motivate us to share the good news of Jesus with those around us.

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Matthew 13:44-46. Ps Louis Baron continues our Kingdom Revealed series - in these two connected parables, Jesus reveals the priceless nature of God's kingdom. Though God's Kingdom is valuable beyond all calculation, most are yet to discover it. This sermon will unearth four Kingdom principles, that will enable us to see why we need to display - and why people must discover - the treasures of God's Kingdom.

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Matthew 13:31-33. Ps HIlary Williams kicks off our new series looking at the parables of the mustard seed and the leaven. These well-known, yet often misunderstood parables can pose more questions than they answer. These short stories help us realise that the kingdom of God is less about what we bring - and more about the King of the kingdom. Our inadequacies are never an impediment to God's work - we have the assurance that He always sets out to complete His work in us as individuals, and in His church.

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