We praise God for Jason Soria, of the Hope Gospel Rescue Mission, bringing us the Word!

We all know it. We all see it. But do we really know how to fix it?

Sometimes the best reminders come in the seemingly smaller moments. The end of Matthew 14 has one. Listen in.

Additional audio credit to Duane Miller

Fighting against wind, storm, and waves, wearied disciples are brought out into the middle of the Sea of Galilee to worship.

The work of Jesus does not seem to end. He withdraws with his disciples to rest. But as their boat comes upon the shore, thousands of needy people meet them. How does the King of the kingdom of heaven, and his followers, handle this?

As opposition to Jesus grows, the servants of Jesus are affected. John the Baptist has not been mentioned for while in Scripture, but here in Matthew 14, we see what became of him and can be instructed by his life.

We celebrate something amazing but seemingly very strange on Christmas Eve. Why do we do this?

When Jesus comes back to his hometown, something unexpected happens. How do those who thought they knew Jesus respond to him when we came to minister to them?

Parables are for many things. As Jesus ends this series of parables in Matthew 13, we see that he has a specific purpose in mind for his followers. What is it?

Let's go fishing with Jesus, and receive from him what he desires from us from this parable.