The separation of the sheep and the goats remind us that we are saved by faith. It also reminds us that we are called to do good works. Therefore faith and good works go together.

The Parable of the Talents reminds us that as we wait for Christ's return we are to be doing work in our Lord's name. He has blessed us for that very purpose.

In the parable of the 10 virgins Jesus is challenging you. Are you ready for His return when you do not know the day or the hour.

We may not feel like children of God or His saints, but God has made us His holy children and therefore His saints.

What do grab when the world shifts beneath you? The only thing to grab is the Lord who is our refuge and strength.

God is unique because He intervenes into history to bring about His will for His people. God's people are unique because they belong to the One True God. We have a peace that cannot be found any where else.

In the image of the vineyard God makes clear that He expects His people to produce good fruit. What will he do when the vineyard produces bad fruit or the tenants refuse to give back the harvest?

Jesus tells the parable of the banquet to let you know that the kingdom of God is already here. All are invited By His grace remain we part of the kingdom forever.

Paul calls for us to turn from our grumbling and to the Word of Life.

God's grace demonstrates that His ways are higher than our ways. The "Parable of the Workers" makes is clear.