Sandcastles Don't Survive Storms /// The Parables of Jesus

What To Do When Doing Is Hard /// Pastor Marc

Where do you turn when even the daily tasks of life are too difficult to deal with? Sometimes, we lose sight of where true strength is found. Believers in Christ find supernatural strength through the power of the Holy Spirit. We can trust His plan even the life is difficult. Through these passages in Zechariah, we are reminded that God is still at work, building His people for His glory and purposes.

A Kingdom View of Ambition and Corruption /// Parables of Jesus Pt.8

In Luke 16, the parable of the dishonest manager warns against spiritual corruption, misplaced ambition, and the love of money. It challenges believers to pursue God's kingdom with the same intentionality that the world pursues temporary success, using their resources to bless others, build unity, and advance the gospel. Ultimately, the message calls Christians to faithfully steward everything God has entrusted to them, remembering that no one can serve both God and money.

The Unforgiving Servant /// Parables of Jesus Pt. 6

The Parable of the Unforgiving Servant teaches that forgiveness is not merely an occasional act but a way of life for those who follow Christ. Thought Jesus' parable in Matthew 18, we are challenged to extend the same mercy we've received from God, refusing to let bitterness and revenge shape our hearts. True freedom is found when we choose forgiveness, remembering that God's grace toward us is the foundation for how we treat others.

Lessons in Forgiveness /// Parables of Jesus Pt.6

The Parable of the Lost Son reveals the Father's heart by showing that no one is beyond God's love, grace, and forgiveness when they repent and turn to Him. Jesus teaches that forgiveness requires humility, compassion, and a willingness to extend the same mercy we have received from God. Believers are called forgive others and celebrate God's redeeming work in every life.

The Parable of the Mustard Seed /// Parables of Jesus Pt.5

God plants seeds, NOT TREES! The Parable of the Mustard Seed reminds believers of the careful process of intentional planting in the kingdom of God. God often starts with small moments of surrender that later turn into impactful moments, producing purposeful fruit!