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Which king will you serve? In the parable of the Minas, after the master calls his servants to account, he goes to his second task— dealing with the citizens of that country who hated and rejected him. They said “We will not let HIM be king over us.” They deny the king's authority over their lives, hate him and reject him… but in the end, no matter how they reject and deny him- The King will reign. Just so with the King of Kings. We all have to choose which king we will serve and like it or not- the consequences are a matter of life and death.You Tubewww.lifewithgrace.net

How does what you do with what you have reveal who you are? The Parable of the Minas is about more than the resources in your pocketbook. In fact, in this parable the master gives each servant an equal distribution of resources- everyone gets ONE mina. This represents the idea that there are some gifts that God bestowes on every believer. The question is- are we doing the master’s business in a way that multiplies the precious resources he has given us? Whatever we do with what we have been given is a reflection of who we are...You Tubewww.lifewithgrace.net

Today we go a layer deeper into the parable of the two houses and the wise and foolish builders. We are diving into the themes of “building a house” through the contrasts between wise and foolish “builders” illustrated in various Psalms and Proverbs. What does a house built on wisdom- on Christ- look like?contact us at knownandlovedpod@gmail.comYouTubeOur website: lifewithgrace.net

Today we look at the parable of the two houses and their wise and the foolish builders. While the sower parable is about receiving of the Gospel, the parable of the builders is about obeying it- living it out, actually building our home, or in other words our lives, on the message and words- the truth and beauty of Jesus.Contact us at knownandlovedpod@gmail.comKnown & Loved is also on YouTube!

The parable of the sower gives us four kinds of "soil" or hearts for hearing and receiving the Gospel. Remember the issue is not the seed. The seed is always good! The issue is the KIND of soil the seed falls on.... It is the soil’s job is to receive the seed. But it's the gardener’s job is to pull up the weeds! Who is the gardener? Remember- Jesus is the answer. Jesus is always the answer!contact us at knownandlovedpod@gmail.comKnown & Loved is also on YouTube!

What speaks to your heart in a powerful way that might have you really learn spiritual truths? One of the best ways to teach is through storytelling. Jesus often told stories, or parables for this very reason. Jesus’ stories are opportunities so see our own spiritual condition. Today we begin to look at the Parable of the Sower and examine the different ways people hear and receive Jesus’ teachings… The question Jesus asks is this: Is your heart fertile ground for the seed of his word to take root and thrive in your life? Do you have ears to hear?Contact us at knownandlovedpod@gmail.comWebsite: lifewithgrace.netYouTube Channel: Known and Loved

How do you take inventory of your heart's real condition? What speaks to your heart in a powerful way that might have you really learn spiritual truths? One of the best ways to teach is through storytelling. Jesus often told stories, or parables for this very reason. Jesus’ stories invite listeners to enter the narrative and engage at a heart level. They are opportunities so see our own hearts and spiritual condition. Today we look at the story of the two lost sons to check our own hearts and bring them in line with the heart of the Father.contact us at: knownandlovedpod@gmail.comWebsite: lifewithgrace.netYouTube: Known & Loved

What defines your worth? What speaks to your heart in a powerful way that might have you really learn spiritual truths? One of the best ways to teach is through storytelling. Jesus often told stories, or parables for this very reason. Jesus’ stories invite listeners to enter the narrative and engage at a heart level. They are opportunities so see our own hearts and spiritual condition. Today we look at the story of the one lost coin and see where our true vale rests.

What speaks to your heart in a powerful way that might have you really learn spiritual truths? What do you really value in life? One of the best ways to teach is through storytelling. Jesus often told stories, or parables for this very reason. As human beings we are all living out a story- the story of our lives. We are captivated by stories because the story gives us an emotional connection between the principle and our own experience. Jesus’ stories invite listeners to enter the narrative and engage at a heart level. Parables are opportunities so see our own hearts and spiritual condition. Today we look at the story of the Shepherd and that ONE lost sheep. Through it we can see our hearts and the hearts of our God... what do we really value?Follow Known & Loved on YouTube.contact us at: knownandlovedpod@gmail.com

Who is the Holy Spirit and how does He act in our lives? This episode we look at the Holy Spirit as the one who treasures us as a Pearl of Great Price. Because he treasures us he infuses his power in us through: Praying for us, Equipping us, Assisting us, Reminding us and Leading us. In each of these aspects the Holy Spirit gives us supernatural power to live day to day and be conformed to the likeness of our savior, Jesus Christ.contact us at: known&lovedpod@gmail.comsubscribe to Known & Loved's You Tube Channel!