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matt. 13:13-15 , 1 Cor. 3:6-9, John 6:38-39,

Parable of the sower

Promised return

Today, Pastor Leo speaks on the worth of the gospel based on the parable of the treasure in the field. We’re happy to have you joining us today!

As we wait for Jesus to return, we as His stewards are called to work hard. The most precious gift we can steward is the gospel message. How are you investing the good news?

A parable of how good and evil will co-exist in the last days.

God doesn't accept hired workers

Similar to the allegory in Genesis, the parable of the barren fig tree in Luke 13 depicts a vineyard. We are calling this parable The Unfinished Parable. In this parable, the land owner is disappointed that the fig tree is not bearing fruit and wants it to be removed. The gardener pleads with the land owner to give it one more year and he will dig around it and fertilize it. We are a fruit tree in the vineyard and we are expected to produce fruit. If we do not bear fruit and become useful to the land owner, we will have to be removed to make room for a tree that WILL bear fruit. The parable ends just shy of a conclusion because the ending is not written yet - WE are writing the ending with our lives, one day at a time. Will we say in the garden? Listen and follow along with the points as we dig in to this parable in detail and break down the analogies that relate to our lives.

The parable of the sower.

Christmas can become a season of comparisons. Some people brag about having the perfect Christmas. Some self-deprecate about having the worst Christmas. But in both of these scenarios, the focus is not on Jesus. And yet, He's the one we should put our trust in. And when we do, nothing else should matter.

“The Kingdom of Heaven is Like leaven that a woman took and mixed in three measures of flour, till it was all leavened.” What does this mean? How is the Kingdom of Heaven like bread? We’ll discuss that and more.

Excuse the audio quality. We were having some technical difficulties with recording today! Listen with us today as we look at the parable of the ten virgins. How can we be like the wise virgins and bring enough oil for our lamps?

Restoration Christian Church

Why was the rich fool foolish? How do we need to be living so that we are prepared when our end comes?

What type of kingdom would Jesus have? What does the church have to do with the kingdom? When would the kingdom come? Has it arrived yet?

Whom did Jesus say should repent? What will happen to churches built on the doctrines of men? Who was Jesus? What is the rock on which He would build His church? When was the kingdom of God to arrive?

We look at the Parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector as we enter Advent. We learn that the Pharisee forgot his purpose and that the tax collector humbled himself before God. We're reminded that we need Jesus even on our best day.