In this message, we examine the last three kingdom parables in Matthew, Chapter 13. (Mt 13:44-50) We talk a lot about context, and it’s just as important here in the gospels as it is in the letters. Each author means … Continue reading →
“With God all things are possible” because Jesus transforms impossible into *I* M POSSIBLE!
Continue reading →Rejoice with us and pray with us. Priscilla is thankful that a neighbor she shared with is doing better. Cathy had a wonderful time on her trip. I’m thankful that we didn’t have the major problem at home that I … Continue reading →
Blessings to you, loved ones. I hope you get a chance to enjoy this beautiful weather. I’m thankful for the rain and the pleasant temps to follow. Speaking of things that refresh, it was good to be back together on … Continue reading →
We continue our study with Matthew 13:31-33. Here, Jesus uses two analogies to describe the kingdom of Heaven. We cover them as one because their message is similar. When we imagine a conquering king, we see someone big, bold, and … Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and pray with us Kenneth Is thankful to be getting an apartment. Cindy enjoyed time with family. Cathy enjoyed her granddaughters. We are all glad to be back. Kimi is praising the Lord for His work in … Continue reading →
friends and family, It was good to be with some of you last week if only via Zoom. It seemed like the right thing to do, but I’m looking forward to getting back together this Sunday. I do consider it … Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and pray with us. We met on Zoom today, and though we’d rather have been together in person, it worked out well enough that we are thinking of using it during the week. We’re thankful that we … Continue reading →
I didn’t want to do this. I still believe it isn’t really necessary, but it will insure that we remain above reproach should anything unexpected happen. On Wednesday I was informed that someone I had lunch with the day before … Continue reading →
Continuing with our kingdom study. We look at the parable of the weeds among the wheat, found in Matthew 13:24-30, and its explanation in Matthew 13:37-43.
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