The Story of the 4 Soils
The Story of the 4 Soils
In one of His most well-known parables, Jesus speaks of a sower scattering seeds on different types of ground. Some seeds flourish, while others fail. Through this story, Jesus reveals a profound truth about the condition of our hearts and how we respond to God's Word. Are we hard, shallow, distracted, or ready to receive what He wants to grow in us? This week, we will examine each "soil" and ask God to prepare our hearts to be good ground — hearts that hear His Word, embrace it, and produce lasting fruit.
In one of His most well-known parables, Jesus speaks of a sower scattering seeds on different types of ground. Some seeds flourish, while others fail. Through this story, Jesus reveals a profound truth about the condition of our hearts and how we respond to God's Word. Are we hard, shallow, distracted, or ready to receive what He wants to grow in us? This week, we will examine each "soil" and ask God to prepare our hearts to be good ground — hearts that hear His Word, embrace it, and produce lasting fruit.
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The Story of the Neighbor at Midnight
What happens when desperation meets persistence? In The Story of the Neighbor at Midnight, Jesus tells a parable about a man who knocks on his friend’s door at an inconvenient hour, seeking help not for himself—but for another. This powerful parable isn't just about late-night bread; it's about prayer, boldness, and the heart of a generous God.
In this sermon, we will explore the deeper meaning behind the midnight knocking. What does it teach us about approaching God with our needs? How does persistence in prayer align with faith, not fear? And what can we learn about God's character through the response of the neighbor?
Join us as we unpack this rich parable and discover how Jesus invites us to ask, seek, and knock—with confidence that our Father in Heaven hears and responds
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What happens when desperation meets persistence? In The Story of the Neighbor at Midnight, Jesus tells a parable about a man who knocks on his friend’s door at an inconvenient hour, seeking help not for himself—but for another. This powerful parable isn't just about late-night bread; it's about prayer, boldness, and the heart of a generous God.
In this sermon, we will explore the deeper meaning behind the midnight knocking. What does it teach us about approaching God with our needs? How does persistence in prayer align with faith, not fear? And what can we learn about God's character through the response of the neighbor?
Join us as we unpack this rich parable and discover how Jesus invites us to ask, seek, and knock—with confidence that our Father in Heaven hears and responds