Parables of Jesus

How we receive God's Word determines the fruit in our lives.

Good and evil coexist until judgment day; patience is required.

The kingdom of God starts small but grows beyond all expectations.

God's kingdom permeates and transforms everything it touches.

The kingdom is so valuable that it's worth giving up everything for.

True treasure is found in God's kingdom, not earthly possessions.

Final judgment will separate the righteous from the wicked.

Those who receive mercy must give mercy to others.

God's grace isn't earned by effort — it's given freely and generously.

Actions speak louder than words. Obedience matters more than promises.

Rejecting God's messengers leads to judgment.

God's invitation is open to all, but we must respond appropriately.

Be prepared for Christ's return — readiness can't be borrowed.

Use what God has given you faithfully. Burying your gifts leads to loss.

How we treat the vulnerable is how we treat Christ Himself.

God's kingdom grows mysteriously, beyond our control or understanding.

Your neighbor is anyone in need, regardless of their background.

Storing up earthly wealth while ignoring God is the ultimate foolishness.

God is patient, but fruitlessness has consequences.

God pursues every lost person with relentless love.

Every single person matters to God — He searches until He finds them.

God's love welcomes the repentant sinner home with open arms and a feast.

Use worldly resources wisely for eternal purposes.

Earthly wealth means nothing in eternity. Care for the poor now.

Never give up in prayer. God honors persistence.

Humble repentance, not proud religiosity, finds God's favor.