Learning to Value What Matters Most /// Parables of Jesus Pt.3

Making the Most of Your Talent /// Parables of Jesus Pt.4

The Parable of the Talents ultimately points to the importance of faithfully stewarding the people and opportunities God has entrusted to us, not merely money or productivity. Jesus calls believers to reflect the heart of a loving Master by serving and caring for others, especially "the least of these". True faithfulness is measured by how we love, encourage, and invest in people for the sake of God's kingdom.

Learning to Value What Matters Most /// Parables of Jesus Pt.3

Jesus' parables of the hidden treasure and the pearl of great price teach that the Kingdom of God is worth more than anything else we possess. Through Matthew 13:44–46, we learn that Kingdom people joyfully surrender lesser things because they have discovered something of far greater value. This challenges us to examine what we truly treasure and how our thoughts, priorities, and actions reveal what matters most. Ultimately, we are reminded that through Christ we have received a treasure so great that even the prophets longed to see it and the angels marvel at it.

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

Matthew 7:24-29 contrasts the wise man and the foolish man to show that the true difference between people is not hearing Jesus' words, but obeying them. It emphasizes that outward appearances and religious activity cannot replace a solid spiritual foundation built on surrender to Christ and His authority. Through the image of storms testing both houses, we are reminded that life's trials and final judgment will reveal whether their lives are truly grounded in obedience to Jesus.

The Parable of the Wheat and Tares /// The Parables of Jesus Pt.1

In the Parable of the Wheat and Tares, Jesus teaches that both good and evil will exist together until the final judgment. The sermon reminds believers that good seed produces good fruit, evil seed produces evil fruit, and God alone will judge rightly in His timing. Christians are called to trust God, remain patient, and continue faithfully following Him until His Kingdom is fully revealed.

How Do We Know God Exists? /// Skeptics Welcome Pt.5

In part 5 of the "Skeptics Welcome" series, Pastor Marc tackled the question of whether God exists, anchored in Romans 1:19-20; arguing that God's existence is evident through creation itself. Just take a look at some converging arguments — including the fine-tuning of the universe's physical constants, the existence of consciousness and objective morality, the universality of religious belief across cultures, and humanity's innate longing for the transcendent.