Podcasts about scripture: matthew 13:24-13:30

Sermon Text: Luke 12:13-21 Sermon Date: 8/7/2022 Speaker: Brian Crawford

Sermon Text: Luke 12:13-21 Sermon Date: 8/7/2022 Speaker: Brian Crawford

Sermon Text: Luke 12:13-21 Sermon Date: 8/7/2022 Speaker: Brian Crawford

Sermon Text: Luke 12:13-21 Sermon Date: 8/7/2022 Speaker: Brian Crawford

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Good Morning! We are continuing to broadcast here and simulcasting at facebook.com.

Sermon Text: Matthew 13:24-30 Sermon Date: 7/31/2022 Speaker: Corey Deyamport

Sermon Text: Matthew 13:24-30 Sermon Date: 7/31/2022 Speaker: Corey Deyamport

Sermon Text: Matthew 13:24-30 Sermon Date: 7/31/2022 Speaker: Corey Deyamport

Sermon Text: Matthew 13:24-30 Sermon Date: 7/31/2022 Speaker: Corey Deyamport

Although Jesus cleansed the church with his own blood, that it may be without spot or blemish, without corruption, as long as the Church functions within this evil and fallen world, it will inevitably be stained from time to time. The parable of the weeds (or the tares) is Jesus' way of showing the truth of the Kingdom of Heaven within the fallen world that we have. The enemy will sneak in and sow corruption amidst the Church.

Franck nous parle du grain de Sénevé issue des paraboles du royaume que Jésus enseigna à ses disciples.

Franck nous parle de l'ivraie et du bon grain issue des paraboles du royaume que Jésus enseigna à ses disciples.

Jesus has a plan, so be patient with problem people.

Jesus has a plan, so be patient with problem people.

Finding avenues in our lives that are fulfilling and rewarding.

Christ Church, Bayston Hill (UK)

Christ Church, Bayston Hill (UK)

Winnetka Presbyterian Church

Winnetka Presbyterian Church

After the parable of the Sower, Jesus brought another parable about another sower. This Sower sowed, not seed, but Christians into the world. Join Pastor Jeff as he talks about the "Parable of the Wheat and Tares!”

After the parable of the Sower, Jesus brought another parable about another sower. This Sower sowed, not seed, but Christians into the world. Join Pastor Jeff as he talks about the "Parable of the Wheat and Tares!”

After the parable of the Sower, Jesus brought another parable about another sower. This Sower sowed, not seed, but Christians into the world. Join Pastor Jeff as he talks about the "Parable of the Wheat and Tares!”

After the parable of the Sower, Jesus brought another parable about another sower. This Sower sowed, not seed, but Christians into the world. Join Pastor Jeff as he talks about the "Parable of the Wheat and Tares!”

After the parable of the Sower, Jesus brought another parable about another sower. This Sower sowed, not seed, but Christians into the world. Join Pastor Jeff as he talks about the "Parable of the Wheat and Tares!”

A waiting season is never a wasted season. Sometimes we have to just let go and let God sort it out!

A waiting season is never a wasted season. Sometimes we have to just let go and let God sort it out!

Homecoming 11/03/2019 Sunday Sermon

This is the third sermon in our Parables of the Kingdom series from Matthew 13. From the parables of the wheat and weeds and the good and bad fish we learn about three phases in the Kingdom: (1) Current Situation (2) Coming Separation (3) Ceaseless Suffering

Moundsville Baptist Church

Tell Me a Story; Sorting Seed and Pulling Weeds

There is an adversary that seeks to distract and disrupt God’s working in your life as you seek to experience His kingdom here and in eternity! Sermon Notes @ http://bible.com/events/625743

The Parable of the Wheat and Tares is one of the stories Jesus told about judgment. In some ways, it surprises us. We see an important idea about God’s judgment – punishment is not immediate (that is, we are not punished the moment we sin). Rather, punishment is ultimate (it happens at the final judgment). Why is this important for us?

Gandhi once famously uttered, “I like you’re Christ. I do not like your Christians.” Sadly, Christians often get labeled as judgmental and mean. Even sadder, sometimes that label is justified. This Sunday learn how we can do things differently, and be a church that is different—where people are drawn to Christ because of us Christians.

Gandhi once famously uttered, “I like you’re Christ. I do not like your Christians.” Sadly, Christians often get labeled as judgmental and mean. Even sadder, sometimes that label is justified. This Sunday learn how we can do things differently, and be a church that is different—where people are drawn to Christ because of us Christians.

Gandhi once famously uttered, “I like you’re Christ. I do not like your Christians.” Sadly, Christians often get labeled as judgmental and mean. Even sadder, sometimes that label is justified. This Sunday learn how we can do things differently, and be a church that is different—where people are drawn to Christ because of us Christians.

Gandhi once famously uttered, “I like you’re Christ. I do not like your Christians.” Sadly, Christians often get labeled as judgmental and mean. Even sadder, sometimes that label is justified. This Sunday learn how we can do things differently, and be a church that is different—where people are drawn to Christ because of us Christians.

Gandhi once famously uttered, “I like you’re Christ. I do not like your Christians.” Sadly, Christians often get labeled as judgmental and mean. Even sadder, sometimes that label is justified. This Sunday learn how we can do things differently, and be a church that is different—where people are drawn to Christ because of us Christians.

Gandhi once famously uttered, “I like you’re Christ. I do not like your Christians.” Sadly, Christians often get labeled as judgmental and mean. Even sadder, sometimes that label is justified. This Sunday learn how we can do things differently, and be a church that is different—where people are drawn to Christ because of us Christians.

Promised Life Today is a podcast of the scriptural truth of God's word. Michael is an international selling author/writer of Christian books and preaches each week. Michael's messages are downloaded each week here at sermon.net

Why does God let those hostile to the church flourish?

Why does God let those hostile to the church flourish?

Al Sergel unpacks the parable of the wheat and the weeds explaining the process of dealing with expectations as they develop over time.

Sermons from Bellevue Presbyterian Church

Sermons from Bellevue Presbyterian Church

Doxology Church

Doxology Church

The parable of the wheat and the tares

The parable of the wheat and the tares