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Two Feasts, One Shepherd: What the Wilderness Teaches Us About God's Compassion
October 4th, 2026
There are two tables set before us in Matthew 14. One is draped in fine linen, surrounded by the most powerful people in the land, overflowing with food and wine. The other sits in a desolate place, w... Read More
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When Appetite Becomes God: The Dangerous Path of a Self-Ruled Life
September 27th, 2026
Matthew did not record this account so that we could look down on Herod and Herodias from a comfortable distance. He recorded it so that we could see ourselves. Because what is on full display in this... Read More
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When Familiarity Becomes a Blindfold
September 20th, 2026
There is a strange kind of blindness that creeps in quietly, almost without notice. You can live next to a mountain your whole life and one day simply stop seeing it. You can work alongside someone fo... Read More
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From Full Shelves to Full Tables: The Call to Understanding
September 13th, 2026
After a full day of teaching in parables, Jesus turns to his disciples and asks a single question: "Have you understood all these things?" It is not a casual question. It is not a warm-up for the next... Read More
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The Treasure Worth Everything
September 6th, 2026
Everything you currently possess, you will one day lose. Your health, your money, your reputation — even your name will likely fade within two or three generations. Nothing you have accumulated will l... Read More
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What Are Others Seeing Growing in You?
August 31st, 2026
One question is worth sitting with today, one that cuts past the surface of Sunday routines and comfortable Christianity: What do others see growing in you?... Read More
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The Field, The Harvest, and the Question We All Ask
August 23rd, 2026
There is a question that rises from somewhere deep inside every human being who has ever looked honestly at the world. It surfaces when another headline breaks, when another relationship fractures, wh... Read More
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Four Kinds of Ground: What the Parable of the Sower is Really About
August 16th, 2026
There is a familiar story in Matthew 13 that most people know as the Parable of the Sower. A farmer goes out to plant seed. Some falls on a hardened path, some on rocky ground, some among thorns, and ... Read More
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Where are You Standing?
August 9th, 2026
Proverbs 14:12 describes a path that feels completely right to a person and yet, in the end, leads to death. This is the natural man navigating life on his own terms, trusting his own judgment, convin... Read More
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When Hearing is not Really Hearing
August 2nd, 2026
In Matthew 13, the disciples ask Jesus a direct and honest question: why do you speak to the crowds in parables? It seems like a reasonable method of communication, using stories and images to illustr... Read More
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How Do You Know You're a Christian
July 26th, 2026
There is a question that cuts through every layer of religious habit, family background, and personal history, and lands directly on the heart. It is not a question designed to unsettle the faithful, ... Read More
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The Danger of an Empty House
July 19th, 2026
Have you ever watched those home renovation shows where a team transforms a cluttered, chaotic house into something beautiful? The before-and-after reveals are always stunning. The house looks unrecog... Read More
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Two Feasts, One Shepherd: What the Wilderness Teaches Us About God's Compassion
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The Treasure Worth Everything
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