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Matthew 13:24-30 & the explanation in Matthew 13:37-43 This parable, while it is such a simple parable, tells us so much. It seems to be a continuation of the Parable of the Sower, and follows the path of the seed thrown on the good soil, which grows well because it is able to form deep roots. Jesus is implying that, e

Matthew 13: 3-9 NIV  The parable of the Sower gives us great detail on how the Word of God is taken into our lives. It is used to shape and guide us through our daily quest to understand how to interact with Him better. This is one of the few parables that Jesus Himself explains to His disciples in detail. While all of

Luke 15: 11-32 NIV   Jesus tells us a story about a father with two sons. Both had grown up in a Godly home but one had become restless and was tempted by worldly things. The first son asks his father for his inheritance early so he can go indulge his worldly desires, and in doing so, turns his back on God. We can call

Parable of the Lamp -    Matthew 5: 14-16 NIV    What is the purpose for having a light? The most obvious reason is to get you out of the dark. As we read this parable, we understand that light has a reason for existing and should not be denied its purpose which is to replace darkness.    In the parable, Jesus uses the

Parable of the Speck and the Plank -    Matthew 7: 3-5 NIV   Being trained as a carpenter, it only makes sense for Jesus to use these two terms in His parable. The speck is referring to a speck of sawdust and the plank is referring to the entire piece of wood that you might use to start a project.   In this parable, Je

Parables of Jesus Series - Parable of the Two Sons -    Scripture: Matthew 21:28-32    When we look at this parable, the primary point that Jesus was trying to make is about what we believe we should do but don’t vs what we actually do.   Let’s paint the personas of two different groups of people. These are easy to cat