Topic: Kingdom of God
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Captivated by the Kingdom of Heaven
Like a pearl of great price, the Kingdom of Heaven is worth being captivated by — this sermon calls believers to seek God’s kingdom and righteousness first, above all else.
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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 Parable of the Wheat and the Tares
An enemy sows tares among the wheat, and the two grow together until the harvest. The lesson calls believers to examine themselves and make their calling sure.
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Apocalypse: The Last Day Madness
A two-part study through Revelation 13 and 17 identifying the beast, the mark, and the number 666 within their first-century setting, and showing that Christ’s kingdom, not Rome’s terror, has the final word.
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Parable of the Sower
Jesus’ parable of the sower and the four kinds of soil, describing the different ways the human heart receives the word of God.
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What Is the Gospel?
A three-part seminar defining the gospel from every angle – as good news, a person, a command, and the power of God – and testing it against every counterfeit.
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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 Lord’s Prayer
An eight-part series working phrase by phrase through the Lord’s Prayer, from ‘Our Father’ to the closing doxology.
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Justice and Righteousness
God’s throne is built on righteousness and justice, and His covenant people are called to reflect that same righteousness and justice in every relationship.
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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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Anno Domini: In the Year of the Lord
On New Year’s Day, this message reflects on “Anno Domini” — the year of our Lord — tracing how God has always marked time around His redemptive acts, from Israel’s Passover calendar to Christ who holds all things together.