The mercy we remember shapes the mercy we give. The grace we have been given should reflect the grace we give. The forgiveness we have received, should shape the forgiveness we offer.

Jesus leads His Church through His people to restore someone who has gone astray for His glory and our joy!

Despising any of God's children has eternal consequences. We mirror the love of the Father whenever we joyfully pursue His wandering sheep.

Jesus warns us to turn from our sin so that we can find the fullness of life in Him!

In Jesus’ kingdom, greatness is not measured by the world’s standards- it’s not power, money, recognition... but rather by humble, wholehearted dependence on Christ and loving care for those who belong to Him.

Where does Jesus need to bring clarity?
What is He asking you to stop, start, or have faith for?
Don't forget to praise Him for all He has provided!

God doesn't ask us to have great faith, but to have a little faith in His greatness.

Matthew reveals that Jesus alone deserves glory. And when we truly encounter Him for who He is, we cannot help but find our deepest joy in worshiping Him.

To wholeheartedly follow Jesus is costly to Him and us. But it is also the place where we find the fullness of life!

Jesus is the Christ and He will build His church.