Jesse Pollard, one of our FEAST interns, walks through a very familiar story and gives us an extremely powerful truth to remember.

Over the next 4 weeks we will look at diffrent meals throughout the Bible and glean life changing lessons from them. Ron kicks the series off by looking back at the Israelites and their heavenly meal of mana.

To finish up our "Story" series, Nathan looks at Jesus' parable of the wedding banquet.

While it has a somewhat abrupt ending, the story of the Rich Fool contains a warning for everyone today.

Jesus paints another beautiful picture of how the kingdom of God works. It's like yeast in flour worked through the dough...

This semester we start with a new series entitled "Story." In this 4 part series, Nathan walks through 4 parables of Jesus that have tremendous impact on our lives today. The first is "The Workers in the Vineryard."

The tenth and final commandment, Do Not Covet. The story of King Saul gives us great insight into what it is to covet; an insight that when applied to our lives is incredibly appropriate for the holiday season.

We all lie. At some moment in our lives we have made the decision to not tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. But there is a pretty incredible story that shows how seriously we should really take this ninth commandment.

"Don't steal" has a new meaning for us today when looked at through the lens of a familiar story about Jesus and a young man.

**Please watch the attached video when Nathan references it before continuing. Video is owned by The Work of the People (twotp.com).**

This is a serious command for those of us that are married. But it relly doesn't apply to us when we are single. According to words from Jesus it applies to us all, married or single.