Week 27 of our Kingdom Code series, Jon Irvan walks us through Matthew 19:13–15, where Jesus welcomes the little children and reminds us what it means to receive the Kingdom of Heaven. We’re reminded that following Jesus requires a heart marked by humility, dependence, trust, and wonder. While the world often encourages us to rely on our own strength and understanding, Jesus invites us to come to Him with the faith of a child. This message challenges us to rediscover the joy of the gospel, approach Jesus with open hearts, and never allow anything to hinder others from coming to Him. We’re invited to trust Him fully, live with childlike faith, and remember that the Kingdom of Heaven belongs to those who come to Jesus in humility.
19 Oct 2026
Matthew Kingdom Code - Wk. 26
Week 26 of our Kingdom Code series, Michael Page walks us through Matthew 19:1–12, where Jesus teaches us God’s design for marriage, divorce, and singleness. We’re reminded that marriage is about more than personal happiness or fulfillment; it’s a covenant meant to reflect the faithful, sacrificial love of Jesus to the world. While our culture often shapes the way we view relationships, Jesus calls us to a different standard—one marked by selflessness, grace, forgiveness, and faithfulness. Whether married or single, our relationship status does not determine our purpose. We’re invited to surrender our lives to Jesus, trust in His design, and remember that no brokenness or past mistake is beyond the reach of His grace and redemption.
12 Oct 2026
Matthew Kingdom Code - Wk. 25
Week 25 of our Kingdom Code series, Ethan Floyd walks us through Matthew 18:21–35, where Jesus teaches us what it truly means to forgive. Through the parable of the unforgiving servant, we’re reminded of the incredible forgiveness we’ve received from God and the call to extend that same forgiveness to others. Forgiveness isn’t always easy, especially when the hurt runs deep, but we can’t separate the grace we’ve been given from the grace we’re called to give. As followers of Christ, we’re invited to release bitterness, choose compassion, and walk in the freedom that comes from forgiving others as God has forgiven us.
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