Matthew 7:24-29 contrasts the wise man and the foolish man to show that the true difference between people is not hearing Jesus' words, but obeying them. It emphasizes that outward appearances and religious activity cannot replace a solid spiritual foundation built on surrender to Christ and His authority. Through the image of storms testing both houses, we are reminded that life's trials and final judgment will reveal whether their lives are truly grounded in obedience to Jesus.

In the Parable of the Wheat and Tares, Jesus teaches that both good and evil will exist together until the final judgment. The sermon reminds believers that good seed produces good fruit, evil seed produces evil fruit, and God alone will judge rightly in His timing. Christians are called to trust God, remain patient, and continue faithfully following Him until His Kingdom is fully revealed.

In part 5 of the "Skeptics Welcome" series, Pastor Marc tackled the question of whether God exists, anchored in Romans 1:19-20; arguing that God's existence is evident through creation itself. Just take a look at some converging arguments — including the fine-tuning of the universe's physical constants, the existence of consciousness and objective morality, the universality of religious belief across cultures, and humanity's innate longing for the transcendent.

Have you ever had questions for the Lord? Questions like, "Why does suffering and evil exist?" do not scare God! In fact, He welcomes questions and provides answers. He even promises to walk through suffering with us and give us a peace that passes understanding.

The Bible is not afraid of your questions! Empires have tried to destroy it and philosophers have tried to disprove it. Scientists have even tried to replace it. Yet, the word of God is still here, increasingly being confirmed!

What will it take for you to follow Jesus? More proof? His confirmation in the sky? Some people say they will only believe in Jesus if He came down to them himself and..... HE DID! God has revealed himself in so many ways to show us His glory! For you to believe and trust Him fully, what will it take?

When we have more doubts and questions than answers, the anchor of God's Word gives us assurance. The confidence in Jesus' death, burial, and resurrection empowers the Bride of Christ to walk in freedom and live in holiness!

Choose ye this day whom you will serve! Just like the Romans, we are faced with the same choice. Will you serve Jesus as the Lord? It's really easy to shout "Hosanna" in times of celebration, but will you choose to serve the Lord in seasons of difficulty?

Through Jesus' triumphant entry, He sheds light on the people's heart posture. Although they are waving palm branches and welcoming Jesus into the city, Jesus knows their heart posture in wanting a dominating leader to conquer the Roman rulers. Essentially, the people in Matthew chapter 21 are faced with the same question as we are today.......will you worship and serve the Jesus you've crafted in your mind or the true King Jesus?

Resist the temptation to conform to the world! To be transformed from the inside out means to look more like Christ. To look more like Christ means as believers we will look less like the world. We are guaranteed a counter-cultural life! Yet, since Jesus is who He says He is, we know He can be trusted and every promise is set in stone. With Jesus, we don't fight for victory; instead we fight from victory! What would you attempt to do if you knew your success was guaranteed?

Whether you are single or married, you have the daily opportunity to display the love of Christ to everyone you meet. Singles honor God by praying specific prayers and seeking the will of the Lord. While those within a marriage covenant reflect Christ's love for His church, as they walk in obedience to Ephesians 5.