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2 episodes with scripture: matthew 13:1-13:9
2 episodes with scripture: matthew 13:1-13:9
2 episodes with scripture: matthew 13:1-13:9
2 episodes with scripture: matthew 13:1-13:9
The first message in about 8 parts dealing with "Disciple-Discipleship-Disciplemaker". This is only the beginning
Jesus shared clearly in the parable of the soils that there is only one soil you want to be on. As Jesus followers, we want to be on the fruitful & good soil but honestly, we better identify with the thorns. We will look at how this isn’t just a “next best” option for life, but rather that the two soils are the difference between death and life for you and generations to come.
May the God of Wonders Bless You!
The theme of the parable of the sower focuses upon the differences between how the preaching of the Kingdom of Heaven is received. The Kingdom of Heaven, according to Jesus, is like seed being down for a crop. As Jesus and his disciples preach the Word of God, the Word is sown like a farmer sowing seed. The nature of the Kingdom is cast like seed, beginning small, and then growing as the Kingdom roots take over the soil. The Sower of Seeds is the preacher of God's Word (Jesus, Apostles, Disciples) The Seed is God's Word The Soil is the human heart, either tilled & ready, or filled with obstacles that need to be removed. Parables test us. The attitude of the heart shows whether one is within the kingdom of heaven or not.
John Sasser, Missionary to the Jews, presents his work and preaches, on Wednesday evening, August 26, 2020, at the Pleasant View Baptist Church, McQuady, KY.
Harvest : Sowing it all together
Good Morning! We are continuing to broadcast here and simulcasting at facebook.com.
Good Morning! We are continuing to broadcast here and simulcasting at facebook.com.
Good Morning! We are continuing to broadcast here and simulcasting at facebook.com.
A verse-by-verse study in the book of Matthew.
From the 9am Sanctuary Service
From the 9am Sanctuary Service
Join us as Pastor Bob discusses the finer points of propagating tulips.
The Parable of the Sower is thus not simply about our effort, nor simply about any success we might meet. Rather, the parable is about mystery: the mystery of our putting ourselves forward, on this earth, in this life, in this day and time and culture in which we live. Ultimately, the interaction between seed and soil, effort and outcome, is a mystery, residing in the heart and hands mind of God. Rev. Larry Hayward preaches on the Twenty-Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time. The Scripture lesson is Matthew 13:1-9.
Winnetka Presbyterian Church
Winnetka Presbyterian Church
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I once thought that some people believe and some simply don’t. One person can see the Kingdom and another is blind to it. I assumed that as long as someone hears the truth, that’s all that matters. But is it? This Sunday we jump into the first parable to discover what it means to cultivate the seeds of the Kingdom.
I once thought that some people believe and some simply don’t. One person can see the Kingdom and another is blind to it. I assumed that as long as someone hears the truth, that’s all that matters. But is it? This Sunday we jump into the first parable to discover what it means to cultivate the seeds of the Kingdom.
I once thought that some people believe and some simply don’t. One person can see the Kingdom and another is blind to it. I assumed that as long as someone hears the truth, that’s all that matters. But is it? This Sunday we jump into the first parable to discover what it means to cultivate the seeds of the Kingdom.
I once thought that some people believe and some simply don’t. One person can see the Kingdom and another is blind to it. I assumed that as long as someone hears the truth, that’s all that matters. But is it? This Sunday we jump into the first parable to discover what it means to cultivate the seeds of the Kingdom.
I once thought that some people believe and some simply don’t. One person can see the Kingdom and another is blind to it. I assumed that as long as someone hears the truth, that’s all that matters. But is it? This Sunday we jump into the first parable to discover what it means to cultivate the seeds of the Kingdom.
Through this parable, Jesus tells us that there are four types of responses from people when they hear the good news of Jesus Christ, out of which only one is pleasing to God. This Sunday, we will look at how we may exemplify the “good soil” in our hearts.
I once thought that some people believe and some simply don’t. One person can see the Kingdom and another is blind to it. I assumed that as long as someone hears the truth, that’s all that matters. But is it? This Sunday we jump into the first parable to discover what it means to cultivate the seeds of the Kingdom.
What comes after Revival? When God has moved and spoken to you, how can you go forward? This Bible message illustrates what steps we must take to not lose what we have been given. You can find out more about Lakeland Baptist Church through our church website at www.lakelandbaptist.ca. Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Lakeland-Baptist-Church-217617964922312/ Our sermons are also available by podcast via iTunes, Podcast Addict, or your favourite podcasting app.
Sunday morning messages from Wildwood Community Church in Norman, OK
Sunday morning messages from Wildwood Community Church in Norman, OK
Pr. Nate Peregoy Matthew 13:1-9,18-23
Pr. Nate Peregoy Matthew 13:1-9,18-23
Siguiendo con las parábolas, hoy el Pastor Bert Bocachica trae el mensaje sobre El Sembrador. Visítenos los domingos a las 2pm en el 1460 St. Peters Avenue, Bronx, NY o en vivo por http://www.facebook.com/tsfesp
The parable of the Sower and the Soils teaches us the truth that Jesus is the sower, the gospel is the seed, and we are the soils.
Join us as Senior Pastor Ken Whitten speaks during this Sunday morning worship service.
Join us as Senior Pastor Ken Whitten speaks during this Sunday morning worship service.
Join us as Senior Pastor Ken Whitten speaks during this Sunday morning worship service.
Join us as Senior Pastor Ken Whitten speaks during this Sunday morning worship service.
White Oak church of Christ
White Oak church of Christ
Four types of ground (lives) described by Jesus in The Parable of the Sower
Lakeway Baptist Church
God has told us exactly how His Kingdom will grown: through His Word. As Christians, we must spread God's Word, allow God's Word to take root in our lives, and nurture God's Word. If we do that, then God's Word will grow God's Kingdom.
The Prodigal Sower; Matthew 13:1-9;18-23
Most people don’t listen well. Jesus’ emphasis in the parable was not on the sower, but the soil. A major part of prayer should be listening to God. It requires a commitment to spend the time to listen to God.
Most people don’t listen well. Jesus’ emphasis in the parable was not on the sower, but the soil. A major part of prayer should be listening to God. It requires a commitment to spend the time to listen to God.
Epiphany Lutheran Message is part of the Sunday and Wednesday worship services of Epiphany Lutheran Church. We believe when the Bible says all, it truly means ALL because the gifts of God are free. For more info go to epiphanysuwanee.org.
As Christians, we know so much about the way we ought to live and yet fail miserably to carry out what we know. Today we look at some of the distractions that cause us to be ineffective for Christ.
As Christians, we know so much about the way we ought to live and yet fail miserably to carry out what we know. Today we look at some of the distractions that cause us to be ineffective for Christ.
As Christians, we know so much about the way we ought to live and yet fail miserably to carry out what we know. Today we look at some of the distractions that cause us to be ineffective for Christ.
Roger Farmer
Sunday AM Sermon
Sunday AM Sermon
Sunday AM Sermon
The Holy Spirit sows the seed of the Word. The Seed is the Word of God, the Bible, the Gospel, the message of Jesus and His call to His Kingdom.
The Holy Spirit sows the seed of the Word. The Seed is the Word of God, the Bible, the Gospel, the message of Jesus and His call to His Kingdom.
Sermon audio from the 11 a.m. Pentecost 7 service at St. Francis Episcopal Church in Houston, TX on 7-12-15
Sunday Morning Worship
Sunday Morning Worship
Harvest Gardening and Harvesting for God Graham Campling
Parable of the Seeds: The hard Soil represents a hard-heart to God. Rocky Soil represents those who have faith but aren’t deeply rooted. The seed in Thorns represent those whose faith is choked out by earthly concerns. Sometimes the message falls upon a heart that accepts and embraces it.
Parable of the Seeds: The hard Soil represents a hard-heart to God. Rocky Soil represents those who have faith but aren’t deeply rooted. The seed in Thorns represent those whose faith is choked out by earthly concerns. Sometimes the message falls upon a heart that accepts and embraces it.
Sowing seeds includes teaching others to OBSERVE.
Sowing seeds includes teaching others to OBSERVE.
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