What Jesus did only God can do. He did not pray. He spoke. And the wind and the sea recognized that voice, the voice of their Creator. This miracle is about the greatness and the glory of Jesus.

The Kingdom of God is absolutely assured to relentlessly expand and ultimately triumph.

Through these two parables Jesus gives us with the most important hearing test we'll ever take, in which no mere spectators are allowed.

One of the most difficult verses of Scripture is found within a very familiar parable, and the connection between the two reveals something astounding about the purpose and grace of God.

We love Him because He first loved us.

Commonly thought of as a cute kids' story, this account of Jesus' pursuit of Zacchaeus is an astonishing story of grace that sums up the essence of Jesus' mission to seek and save the lost.

Jesus introduces what is commonly known as the unpardonable sin while being confronted by new forms of opposition. The chilling warning, however, holds within it a powerfully liberating promise to the tender conscience.

From a mass of suffering humanity descending upon a gracious Savior to a strategic appointment of the 12 disciples, hints of the cross are revealed and a lesson in true discipleship is taught.

The incarnation is the ultimate display of God for the ultimate need of sinners.

Contrasted against the Pharisees' laborious tradition-keeping, Jesus proclaims Himself to be the Lord of the Sabbath, bringing true rest to all who come to Him.