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When Jesus says, “Many are called, but few are chosen”  (Matthew 22:14), He isn’t giving us a puzzle to overcomplicate. He’s warning us—and inviting us—to think seriously about how we respond  to God’s call. The parable of the wedding feast gives us the context we need. The King, the Wedding, and the First Guests Text: Matthew 22:1–14 Jesus compares the Kingdom of heaven to a king who prepares a wedding for his son. Two important details show up right away: “The kingdom of he

See how Jesus’ every step in Matthew 21 was shaped by Scripture—house of prayer, real fruit, bold prayer—and how to walk the same Word-shaped path.

Opening picture: Mephibosheth at the king’s table David didn’t keep Mephibosheth at arm’s length because of his limitations; he brought...

How Jesus walks toward the cross with open hands—and invites us to serve, surrender, and see. Introduction: A Pot of Grace That Never...

Introduction: Seeking What Matters Most Life is full of pursuits—success, security, relationships, and influence. But when people came to...

Discover biblical wisdom on marriage, singleness, widowhood, divorce, and remarriage from Matthew 19 and 1 Corinthians 7. Learn how to honor God in every season of life through faithfulness and contentment.

Introduction: Addressing a Hard Topic with Open Hearts Divorce isn’t a popular subject. It’s emotionally charged, deeply personal, and...

Introduction: A Heart Ready to Hear We began our time together in prayer, asking the Lord to give us clean hands, pure hearts, and ears...

“Prayer isn’t about getting what you want. It’s about wanting what God wants for you. ”That revelation changed how I approach faith,...

Jesus once said that there were some standing among the twelve disciples who would not taste death until they saw Him coming into His...