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The Condition of Your Heart Matters
(Matthew 13:1–23) One of Jesus’ most memorable teachings is the Parable of the Farmer scattering seed. It’s simple, earthy, and deeply confronting. Jesus isn’t mainly talking about farming — He’s talking about hearts. And more specifically, He’s talking about how … Continue reading
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Why Our Words Matter So Much
Jesus said something both simple and searching: “For whatever is in your heart determines what you say. A good person produces good things from the treasury of a good heart, and an evil person produces evil things from the treasury … Continue reading
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Where Your Treasure Is
Jesus once said something both simple and deeply unsettling: “Wherever your treasure is, there the desires of your heart will also be.”(Matthew 6:21) It’s a diagnostic statement. Jesus isn’t primarily telling us what to do—He’s revealing what’s already true. Treasure … Continue reading
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The First Questions God Ever Asked
The Bible begins with a powerful declaration: “In the beginning, God…”But it doesn’t take long before something surprising happens. God begins to ask questions. These are not questions asked out of ignorance. They are questions asked to draw people out, … Continue reading
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Blessed Are the Pure in Heart
“God blesses those whose hearts are pure,for they will see God.”— Matthew 5:8 Few verses are as searching—or as hopeful—as this one. Jesus does not speak about religious performance, public image, or outward morality. He speaks about the heart. And … Continue reading
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Seek First the Kingdom
Jesus’ words in Matthew 6:33 are simple, direct, and deeply challenging: “But seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things will be added to you.” Few verses cut through the noise of modern life like … Continue reading
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The Overflowing Measure: Jesus’ Promise on Generosity
In the Gospel of Luke, Jesus delivers a profound teaching on how we should live in relationship with others. Amid instructions on loving enemies, avoiding judgment, and extending mercy, He shares these vivid words: “Give, and you will receive. Your … Continue reading
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What Did Jesus Say About Money?
Few topics are addressed as directly—and as often—by Jesus as money. In fact, Jesus spoke more about money and possessions than about heaven or hell. Why? Because He understood something we often resist admitting: money has a unique power to … Continue reading
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Why Faith Still Matters in a Scientific Age
We live in an age of remarkable scientific achievement. We can map the human genome, explore distant galaxies, and place powerful computers in our pockets. For many, science feels sufficient—why look beyond what can be tested, measured, and proven? Yet … Continue reading
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Psalm 100 — The Joyful Way Into God’s Presence
Psalm 100 is one of the most loved passages in Scripture. It’s short, memorable, and overflowing with joy. But it’s also deeply theological. In just five verses, the psalmist gives us a blueprint for how to approach God, how to … Continue reading
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