John 1:14-18, Titus 2:11-14

Between a brand new follower of Jesus and one that’s walked with him for years, who’s the most likely to ask, “What’s in it for me?” The answer, tied up with jealousy, may surprise you. Matthew 19:20-20:16

Between a brand new follower of Jesus and one that’s walked with him for years, who’s the most likely to ask, “What’s in it for me?” The answer, tied up with jealousy, may surprise you. Matthew 19:20-20:16

So what does it actually look like to forgive someone who’s really hurt us? How can I know if I’ve obediently forgiven someone or am giving into the propensity of our hearts to withhold forgiveness? Matthew 18:23-25

So what does it actually look like to forgive someone who’s really hurt us? How can I know if I’ve obediently forgiven someone or am giving into the propensity of our hearts to withhold forgiveness? Matthew 18:23-25

A look at the final 3 of Jesus' initial set of parables (the Hidden Treasure, the Pearl and the Dragnet), ending with the affirmation that His disciples have been entrusted with treasures to present to the world. Matthew 13:44-52

A look at the final 3 of Jesus' initial set of parables (the Hidden Treasure, the Pearl and the Dragnet), ending with the affirmation that His disciples have been entrusted with treasures to present to the world. Matthew 13:44-52

One of only two parables for which Jesus gives extended explanation. Barring submission to Jesus, the “weeds” face a sobering judgement marked by agonizing “weeping” and the “wheat” is enjoined to model the Father’s patience.

Matthew 13:24-30, 36-43

One of only two parables for which Jesus gives extended explanation. Barring submission to Jesus, the “weeds” face a sobering judgement marked by agonizing “weeping” and the “wheat” is enjoined to model the Father’s patience.

Matt 13:24-30, 36-43

Pastor Knute Larson preaches to all campuses from the book of Ecclesiastes