What was Jesus’s core message? All of the first-century biographers agree. It was very simple, confused about that. When we think of ‘heaven’ we think of some other time, some other place. But not Step in and call others to join you. The question isn’t when or where; the question is ‘What is it?’ and ‘How do we dare?’ Jesus’s stories of the kingdom tell us what and how. They call us to act with great boldness because we have a great hope.

In our text this week Jesus describes the final judgment. In doing so, He teaches us about how the King is in disguise, how to meet the King and the significance of compassion.

Compassion: We meet the King in meeting needs.

Compassion: We meet the King in meeting needs.

Compassion: We meet the King in meeting needs.

Compassion: We meet the King in meeting needs.

What was Jesus’s core message? All of the first-century biographers agree. It was very simple, confused about that. When we think of ‘heaven’ we think of some other time, some other place. But not Step in and call others to join you. The question isn’t when or where; the question is ‘What is it?’ and ‘How do we dare?’ Jesus’s stories of the kingdom tell us what and how. They call us to act with great boldness because we have a great hope.

In our text this week Jesus tells a parable about wheat and tares growing together. We are called to live with, and even learn to love, the mess. Our question this week is how can we get good at mixing with the unconvinced?

What was Jesus’s core message? All of the first-century biographers agree. It was very simple, confused about that. When we think of ‘heaven’ we think of some other time, some other place. But not Step in and call others to join you. The question isn’t when or where; the question is ‘What is it?’ and ‘How do we dare?’ Jesus’s stories of the kingdom tell us what and how. They call us to act with great boldness because we have a great hope.

In our text this week Jesus tells a parable about wheat and tares growing together. We are called to live with, and even learn to love, the mess. Our question this week is how can we get good at mixing with the unconvinced?

What was Jesus’s core message? All of the first-century biographers agree. It was very simple, confused about that. When we think of ‘heaven’ we think of some other time, some other place. But not Step in and call others to join you. The question isn’t when or where; the question is ‘What is it?’ and ‘How do we dare?’ Jesus’s stories of the kingdom tell us what and how. They call us to act with great boldness because we have a great hope.

In our text this week Jesus tells a parable about wheat and tares growing together. We are called to live with, and even learn to love, the mess. Our question this week is how can we get good at mixing with the unconvinced?

What was Jesus’s core message? All of the first-century biographers agree. It was very simple, confused about that. When we think of ‘heaven’ we think of some other time, some other place. But not Step in and call others to join you. The question isn’t when or where; the question is ‘What is it?’ and ‘How do we dare?’ Jesus’s stories of the kingdom tell us what and how. They call us to act with great boldness because we have a great hope.

In our text this week Jesus tells a parable about wheat and tares growing together. We are called to live with, and even learn to love, the mess. Our question this week is how can we get good at mixing with the unconvinced?

What was Jesus’s core message? All of the first-century biographers agree. It was very simple, and he said it over and over again: “The kingdom of heaven has come near” (Mark 1:15). Most of us are confused about that. When we think of ‘heaven’ we think of some other time, some other place. But not Jesus. He’s thinking about your life, right here, right now. Step into heaven. It’s right there in front of you. Step in and call others to join you. The question isn’t when or where; the question is ‘What is it?’ and ‘How do we dare?’ Jesus’s stories of the kingdom tell us what and how. They call us to act with great boldness because we have a great hope.

In our text this week Jesus tells a parable about a dishonest manager (unrighteous steward) that is called to give account. He quickly seeks to establish relationships with those who owe debts to his boss. We look into the strategy of Community realizing the currency of the kingdom is relationship.