When you think about Heaven, what comes to your mind? the Bible does not give us many glimpses of Heaven, but it does assure us that, as children of God with faith in Jesus Christ, that we will one day go there. Today, as we think about sowing seeds for our Heavenly Father, we look at the clearest picture of Heaven that we have in the Bible: the vision that the Lord gave John in the Revelation. Join us as Dr. Lovette continues his study of God’s coming kingdom with this encouraging look at the place that God has prepared for those who love Him.

When we look at the world around us, we cannot help but marvel at the order and design that God has built into the very fabric of nature. God’s order permeates nature, but can also be found in His commandments that govern human life and society. When we remove God from the center of our lives, disorder reigns, disorder such as we see in the world around us today. Join us as Dr. Lovette delivers a Mother’s Day address, challenging mothers and fathers everywhere to teach their children to know God and love Jesus, putting Him at the center of their lives so that they may know the peace of God and prepare for the coming Kingdom of Christ.

One of the most important questions that people ask is “How long?”. When we are young, we ask our parents “How long before we get there?”. When we suffer, we ask “How long before this sickness or heartache gets better?”. When we are imprisoned or persecuted, we ask “How long before I am free?”. Jesus’ disciples asked a similar question, long ago: “How long before you establish Your kingdom?”. Jesus’ answer to His disciples then is the same for us today: He is coming again, but the timing is His responsibility—our duty is to bear witness of His resurrection and truth to the world. Join us as Dr. Lovette shows how we—while we wait for Jesus’ return—should do everything we can to bring the message of Jesus to a world that needs it.

One of the most important questions that people ask is “How long?”. When we are young, we ask our parents “How long before we get there?”. When we suffer, we ask “How long before this sickness or heartache gets better?”. When we are imprisoned or persecuted, we ask “How long before I am free?”. Jesus’ disciples asked a similar question, long ago: “How long before you establish Your kingdom?”. Jesus’ answer to His disciples then is the same for us today: He is coming again, but the timing is His responsibility—our duty is to bear witness of His resurrection and truth to the world. Join us as Dr. Lovette shows how we—while we wait for Jesus’ return—should do everything we can to bring the message of Jesus to a world that needs it.

One of the most important questions that people ask is “How long?”. When we are young, we ask our parents “How long before we get there?”. When we suffer, we ask “How long before this sickness or heartache gets better?”. When we are imprisoned or persecuted, we ask “How long before I am free?”. Jesus’ disciples asked a similar question, long ago: “How long before you establish Your kingdom?”. Jesus’ answer to His disciples then is the same for us today: He is coming again, but the timing is His responsibility—our duty is to bear witness of His resurrection and truth to the world. Join us as Dr. Lovette shows how we—while we wait for Jesus’ return—should do everything we can to bring the message of Jesus to a world that needs it.

Jesus died on the cross to save us from our sins, and rose from the dead to give us hope of a future resurrection. This is great news! —but, most of the world acts as if it didn’t happen, or doesn’t have an impact on daily life. Join us as Dr. Lovette challenges us to “let Jesus’ message out of the tomb” where we have been hiding it, and tell the world about Jesus: how He gave everything for us so that we can have a “Kingdom Resurrection”.

Jesus died on the cross to save us from our sins, and rose from the dead to give us hope of a future resurrection. This is great news! —but, most of the world acts as if it didn’t happen, or doesn’t have an impact on daily life. Join us as Dr. Lovette challenges us to “let Jesus’ message out of the tomb” where we have been hiding it, and tell the world about Jesus: how He gave everything for us so that we can have a “Kingdom Resurrection”.

As we prepare for the Easter season, we study Jesus’ “passion week”—the week leading up to, and concluding with, His death, burial, and resurrection. During this last week of His earthly ministry, Jesus continued to teach His disciples about His kingdom, encouraging them to carry on His work and bring the message of His kingdom to the world after His departure. Join us as Dr. Lovette preaches from Matthew chapter 26, showing us how Jesus’ love for the world led Him to make the ultimate sacrifice so that everyone who believes on Him can have a place in His kingdom.

Nearly everything we do in life requires some preparation, especially when it comes to the Kingdom of God. Our King is coming! We, as Christians, need to prepare ourselves and the people around us for that coming. Join us as Dr. Lovette studies the Biblical account of the first “Palm Sunday”, and see how Jesus prepared the people around Him.

As long as God gives us strength in this life, it is our duty as Christians to keep praying, sowing, and growing in this world, striving to bring as many people into God’s kingdom as possible. God has called us to sow kingdom seeds today, because there is coming a day when all preparations for His kingdom will be completed, and our earthly work will be finished. When our earthly work is over—when we have sown all of the kingdom seeds we can sow—that’s when our faithfulness to Jesus will be rewarded in Heaven. Join us as Dr. Lovette studies Matthew chapter 20, teaching us about the everlasting rewards of serving God in His kingdom work.