What does it mean to be invited into the joy of God himself? In the
parable of the wedding feast, Jesus reveals a generous King who
invites us into his Kingdom. We can miss that invitation when lesser
things take priority, but God continues to call us into the joy,
restoration, and new life he offers. His grace not only welcomes us to
the feast, but clothes us to participate fully in the life he has
prepared for us. The invitation has come. The feast is ready. The King
desires to bring us into his joy.
6 Oct 2026
The Vineyard: Stewardship, Ownership, and the Kingdom -Sermon- Matthew 21:33–43
What has God entrusted to you?
In the Parable of the Wicked Tenants, Jesus uses the image of a
vineyard to reveal something deep about the human heart. We are
tempted to take what God has entrusted to us and call it our own. But
the life of faith is not one of ownership, grasping, or control. It is
a life of joyful stewardship.
Drawing on Isaiah 5 and the rich imagery of the ancient vineyard, we
consider what it means to receive God's gifts, listen when He calls us
back, and cultivate lives that bear good fruit.
And at the heart of the parable is the Gospel: the tenants tried to
seize the inheritance, but through the death and resurrection of the
Son, God gives the inheritance to us.
Matthew 21:33–43
29 Sept 2026
The Yes God Is Looking For - Sermon- Matthew 21:28–32
Jesus tells a simple story about two sons: one says no to his father, but turns and goes; the other says yes, but never goes.
The difference is more than words. Jesus is looking for a life that actually turns toward God and enters into His work.
In Matthew 21:28–32, we see both the mercy of God toward those whose lives have been marked by “no,” and the deeper challenge for those who have already said “yes.” Are there still unfinished rooms in our hearts where our yes to God has not yet fully taken root?
The good news is that we are not building alone. “For it is God who is at work in you, both to will and to work for his good pleasure” (Philippians 2:13).
A sermon on repentance, wholehearted faith, and allowing God’s work to reach every room of our lives.
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