Topic: Discipleship
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The Parable of the Sower
A sower scatters seed on four kinds of soil, and only the good soil bears fruit. The lesson shows that a heart able to receive the Word is God’s gift.
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The Parable of the Dishonest Manager
A dishonest manager acts shrewdly before he is dismissed. Everything belongs to God, a day of reckoning is coming, and no one can serve both God and money.
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The Parable of the Talents
A master entrusts his servants with talents and returns to settle accounts. The lesson teaches faithful stewardship of all God has given, empowered by His Spirit.
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The Parable of the Hidden Treasure
A man finds treasure in a field and, in his joy, sells everything to buy it. The kingdom of God is worth more than all we have.
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The Vine and the Branches
Jesus is the true vine and His people are the branches. Apart from Him they can do nothing, but those who abide in Him bear much fruit.
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Jesus, the Sound Doctrine
Sound doctrine did not begin with man’s ideas about God; it is centered on Christ Himself and must be taught faithfully to the next generation.
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Wise and Foolish Builders
The wise man builds on the rock by hearing and doing Christ’s words. The lesson asks whether our lives rest on Jesus Christ, the only sure foundation.
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Born Again
Being born again is not a change the world or the flesh can produce; it is a new birth of the Spirit that only Christ can give, and it is the only way into God’s kingdom.
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The Mission of Christ
Christ’s mission compels each believer to ask what their own personal mission and hope in life truly is.
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Building a Kingdom-Driven Family
A three-part series on the family built on the fear of the Lord: God’s hand in building the home (Psalms 112, 127 and 128), the calling of mothers (Proverbs 31), and the covenant headship of fathers (Deuteronomy 6).
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The Light of the World
From Matthew 5:14-16: believers are the light of the world, meant to be seen so others glorify the Father.
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Way of Life
A seminar working through the rich young ruler’s question, ‘what shall I do to inherit eternal life,’ to test popular but faulty answers against the true way of life in Christ.