Did Jesus speak in parables to make things simpler—or more mysterious? The parables of Jesus are not just clever stories. They reveal the deep truths of God’s kingdom to those ready to receive them and conceal them from those who are not. Reflecting on Matthew 13, my New Testament professor, Don Hagner, once wrote, "The growth of the kingdom is...the work of God.” That truth invites us to consider: How are we receiving and responding to the Word of God? Join us this Sunday as we explore how and why hearing and truly receiving God’s Word changes everything.

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We all want more—more proof, more reassurance, more signs. The scribes and Pharisees demanded one more sign from Jesus before they would believe. Sound familiar? Today, many still say, “Jesus, I’ll believe if you just show me one more thing.” But what if Jesus has already given us everything we need? Join us this Sunday as we explore His powerful response—and discover why the sign He’s already given is more than enough.

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Whenever the topic of the unforgivable sin comes up, people tend to ask two questions about it. First, what is it? Second, have I committed it? This Sunday we will look at Jesus' stern warning to the Pharisees about blaspheming the Holy Spirit. We will see that this sin is not about a one time action but rather a numbness of the heart to the work of the Holy Spirit over time. Let us heed Jesus' words as we examine our own hearts this Sunday.

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