Series: The Kingdom of Heaven is Like

Join us for our final sermon in our series The Kingdom of Heaven is Like, exploring the parables of Jesus in Matthew 13. The final sermon concludes with the role of the disciple in the Kingdom, one who shall be like a Household Manager.

We continue our sermon series from Matthew 13, where Jesus offers a discourse on what the Kingdom of Heaven is like, using eight parables to describe the kingdom. This week we open to Matthew 13:47-50, where Jesus describes the kingdom as a dragnet.

We continue our sermon series from Matthew 13, where Jesus offers a discourse on what the Kingdom of Heaven is like, using eight parables to describe the kingdom. This week we open to Matthew 13:45-46, where Jesus describes the kingdom as a costly pearl.

We continue our sermon series from Matthew 13, where Jesus offers a discourse on what the Kingdom of Heaven is like, using eight parables to describe the kingdom. This week we open to Matthew 13:44, where Jesus describes the kingdom as a hidden treasure.

We continue our sermon series from Matthew 13, where Jesus offers a discourse on what the Kingdom of Heaven is like, using eight parables to describe the kingdom. This week we open to Matthew 13:33, where Jesus describes the kingdom as leaven.

We continue our sermon series from Matthew 13, where Jesus offers a discourse on what the Kingdom of Heaven is like, using eight parables to describe the kingdom. This week we open to Matthew 13:31-32, where Jesus describes the kingdom as a mustard seed.

We continue our sermon series from Matthew 13, where Jesus offers a discourse on what the Kingdom of Heaven is like, using eight parables to describe the kingdom. This week we open to Matthew 13:1-9, where Jesus describes the sower and the seeds and soil upon which they land.

This Sunday we begin a new sermon series from Matthew 13, where Jesus offers a discourse on what the Kingdom of Heaven is like, using eight parables to describe the kingdom. This week we begin our series by asking ourselves the question, why should I care what the Kingdom of Heaven is like?