Jesus told a story about a farmer scattering seed, but He was really describing how people respond to truth. Some ignore it. Some respond quickly and fade. Some get distracted. A few truly take it in and grow. This message challenges us to think about where we’re rooted, what’s shaping our faith, and whether our lives are actually producing anything that lasts.

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Forgiveness is more than a feeling, it’s a spiritual discipline that reflects the heart of God. In one of Jesus' most direct parables, we’re reminded just how serious God is about forgiveness and how deeply we’ve already been forgiven. Whether it’s a betrayal, a wound, or a long-standing bitterness, learning to forgive isn’t easy, but it is freeing. This message challenges us to examine our hearts and take the step toward releasing what’s been held.

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In a world driven by instant reactions and big moments, Jesus offers a radically different vision: quiet faithfulness, steady influence, and patient trust. This message unpacks one of Jesus' most sobering parables and invites us to rethink our role in a culture that celebrates impact. Instead of rushing to fix, confront, or control, we're called to tend — to care deeply, love consistently, and trust that God will handle the harvest in His time.

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Jesus described the Kingdom of God as something so valuable, it’s worth giving up everything to have it. Through two short parables, He invites listeners to respond—not with words, but with their lives. It’s not about religion, effort, or earning. It’s about recognizing what’s in front of you and deciding what it’s worth.

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When storms hit—whether in your home, your heart, or your world—what you’ve built your life on matters. In Matthew 7, Jesus draws a clear line: hearing His words isn’t enough; putting them into practice is what gives us the strength to stand. This teaching is a call to anchor deeply, live wisely, and become the kind of person who can withstand anything life throws your way.

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What feels small in the moment—an act of forgiveness, a prayer, a decision to follow Jesus—can grow into something far greater than you imagine. Jesus compares the Kingdom of God to a mustard seed: something easy to overlook, but impossible to stop once it takes root. In this message, we’re reminded that what we plant in faith, God grows in power.

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Most of us know what it’s like to feel distant from God—whether it’s because of our own choices or someone else’s. But Jesus tells a story that flips our expectations about how God responds. This message looks at what Jesus says about running, grace, and coming home.

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In the parable of the lost sheep, Jesus reveals something surprising about God's heart—He doesn't give up on the lost. In Luke 15, we see a shepherd leave the ninety-nine to search for the one. In a world where value is often tied to performance, this story reminds us that every person matters to God. If you've ever wondered whether you're too far gone for God's love, this message is for you.

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