Why did Jesus tell stories of buried treasure? How does the parable of the merchant who found a pearl of great price relate to the Kingdom of God? As Christians, how do these parables about a hidden treasure apply to us today? This sermon reminds Christians of the value they have in their very salvation.

What did Jesus intend to communicate with His parable of the mustard seed? What is the connection of this parable to that of the leaven in the three bags of flour? What do these parables teach about the Kingdom of God? This sermon explores these two parables and draws important lessons from them about the nature of the Kingdom.

What is the real reason for celebrating Christmas? Why is Jesus' coming so important? What is glorious about this Christmas season? This sermon covers why Christmas is glorious. It explains why the birth of Jesus was an unspeakably priceless gift from God.

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What did Jesus intend to communicate through His parable of the wheat and the tares? What do the wheat and tares represent? How can Christians in the church today apply principles from this parable to their personal ministry? This sermon covers the historical background of Jesus' parable and explains its meaning in order to apply its principles to the church today.

Why did Jesus teach in parables and stories when he was on earth? When did He start teaching in parables? How are the parables of Jesus intended to be understood? This sermon examines the change in the teaching style of Jesus from traditional teaching to parables and lays a foundation for studying the parables of Jesus

What does the Bible mean when it speaks of Faith? Why is unbelief spoken of as sin in the Bible? What principles can be drawn from Jesus' teaching on faith and unbelief in the Gospel of Matthew? This sermon outlines four principles regarding faith and unbelief so that we, as Christians, will be able to live by faith in the Word of God.