Jesus tells us we must be "salt & light", but what exactly does that mean? If we are the beatitudes, we are salt and light. The beatitudes were terms in Aramaic, to ancient Greek, to English. Terms that are not directly translatable. The answer- look at the concepts behind the original words. Today, "meek" and "hunger and thirst."

Drilling down through 3 layers of language to get the original meaning of the Parable of Salt and Light. Matthew 5:1-14. canaancommunity.org

A look into the parable of the NEW WINE & OLD WINESKINS- the history, the meaning and the timeless application. canaancommunity.org

The parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector, Luke 18:9-14. Maybe more real-life depth to it that we realize! www.canaancommunity.org

A change in format, and a request for your questions. canaancommunity.org Email: [email protected]

Follow up to Word for the Week, Parable of the Sower and the Seed. Seeing the parable as a triangle that shapes the believer's life. The second line we label, "soil." From our sermon series on parables. canaancommunity.org

How the principles of the parable, "The Sower & the Seed" determine the shape of one's life. We wrap up our insights in Sunday FollowUp. canaancommunity.org

A serious look into Jewish law, and why Jesus said what He said. What goes in the mouth and what comes out. What defiles a person, based on Matthew 15 and Mark 7. canaancommunity.org

Based on the Parable of the Unforgiving Servant, Matthew 18:21-35. How it applies to us. How we forgive like that. canaancommunity.org

The parable of the unforgiving servant, one of the easiest parables to understand and the most difficult to do. Here's a look at the details behind the parable. A foundation for implication and application. canaancommunity.org