Jesus’s Kingdom parables have been reserved for his saints, obscuring them from the unbelieving world. Do we wonder at the vast glory of the Kingdom? We dive deeper into this mystery with the help of Psalms 78 as we continue this expository journey.

The parables of the mustard seed and leaven clearly show how the Kingdom of God, though it has small beginnings, will eventually rise to cover the entire world, bringing all things under Christ’s rule. A rule that is victorious and peace-bringing, fulfilling all the Messianic promises.

A topical sermon on the love of christ, aiming to know and grow in awe of the love that Christ has for us. A Christ who so cares for his people, that he not only saves but intimately acquaints with us, knowing the weaknesses of our hearts and struggles of lives for he in every respect had been tempted like we are. A Christ who with ‘love so pure’, meets us in our prayer room and in our daily lives, with joy in his heart, tending to our needs.

In this second parable, we see how Jesus’s Kingdom, the World, has both seeds and weeds; how both grow together till the fullness of time, when all of the weed will be plucked out and burned. However, the fruit-bearing disciples, the true seeds, will shine before the Father.