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This week Pastor Nate explains the parable of the Sower and the Seed from Matthew 13:3-23.
As you read the gospels it becomes clear that Jesus loved to tell stories! Scripture records 40 parables told by Jesus. What was the purpose of these often-misunderstood stories? Were they morality lessons? Riddles designed to challenge those seeking truth?
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This summer in our Parables: Jesus the Storyteller sermon series we will learn to unlock the meaning of the parables and discover how these simple tales can revolutionize your perspective on God, salvation, purpose and life in the kingdom of God.
As you read the gospels it becomes clear that Jesus loved to tell stories! Scripture records 40 parables told by Jesus. What was the purpose of these often-misunderstood stories? Were they morality lessons? Riddles designed to challenge those seeking truth?
Pastor Nate shares the parable of The Lost Sons from Luke 15:11-32, to conclude our Parables sermon series. This summer we've learned to unlock the meaning of the parables and discover how these simple tales can revolutionize your perspective.
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#church #parables #lost #son
This summer in our Parables: Jesus the Storyteller sermon series we will learn to unlock the meaning of the parables and discover how these simple tales can revolutionize your perspective on God, salvation, purpose and life in the kingdom of God.
As you read the gospels it becomes clear that Jesus loved to tell stories! Scripture records 40 parables told by Jesus. What was the purpose of these often-misunderstood stories? Were they morality lessons? Riddles designed to challenge those seeking truth?
