The Parables of Jesus

Jesus teaches a lot about money - and even more about the Kingdom of God. The parable of the Rich Fool gives us a sobering picture of what it looks like when we get our priorities mixed up.

When we faithfully steward God’s good gifts, we show our love for Jesus.

This week, Pastor Dave delves into Jesus' parables, focusing on The Kingdom of God. What's the essence of this heavenly realm Jesus preached? How do we join Him in building it here?

How can you tell if someone is inside or outside the Kingdom of God? How do you know if you are inside or outside the Kingdom of God? In this parable, Jesus presents a shocking story that shows us how it’s not always as obvious as it may seem.

Injustice is rampant in our world. We can easily be overwhelmed by it. Yet Jesus gives us instructions about what our response ought to be through the parable of the persistent widow. Prayer is the first response of a faithful Christ-follower.

We always want big and exciting things to happen. But we don’t always see God’s kingdom grow and expand the way we want. Jesus gives the parable of the mustard seed and yeast to set our expectations correctly.  

often focuses on how the soil interacts with the word as if it's a random occurrence. In reality, it emphasizes how people's readiness to receive God's word influences its impact."

Rob Griffioen speaks on the Parable of the Ten Virgins in Matthew 25. Jesus calls us to be ready for Him! Are you prepared for the bridegroom?

In the stories of the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the lost sons, we’ll see that heaven rejoices when a sinner repents, that there’s more than one way to be lost, and that there is no one beyond rescue.