Scripture in Action

On Judgment Day, the angels will separate the wicked from the righteous. Will we be counted among the righteous?

We have all discovered the treasure that is Jesus. The question is: Do we know how valuable he is?

Jesus explains the parable of the weeds, but leaves one important question unanswered.

Jesus' parables were simple stories that he told, but they were not easy to understand. They were like puzzles that one had to solve. The question is: why?

In this Parable of the Yeast Jesus talks about how a little yeast makes a huge difference to the dough. So what?

Jesus said that although the mustard seed is the smallest of all seeds,  when it grows, it is the largest of garden plants and becomes a tree. But this is not botanically true, so why?

 If you wanted to take down a city that has strong defenses, what’s the best way to do it? Take it down from within. 

The Parable of the Sower provides a glimpse of our hearts and understanding it might help us understand how we react to the word of God.

Unlike commonly believed, the stories Jesus told were neither simple, not easy to understand. Why did Jesus speak in riddles?

These reflections, like the word of God, often serve as a reflection of ourselves. How do we react to what is revealed?