Jesus teaches about knowing God's will through obedience and spiritual receptivity, using parables to convey the importance of prioritizing God's Word and responding to truth, and explaining how this leads to the fruit of the Spirit and ministry fruit, while warning against the deceitfulness of wealth and the desires for other things. [... more]

The kingdom of God is like a mustard seed, growing quietly and progressively, ultimately triumphing over all opposition. Jesus' parables reveal the mysterious process of God's kingdom coming, despite appearances of insignificance and decline. [... more]

The kingdom of heaven is like a mustard seed, which represents the small yet powerful gospel of Jesus Christ. However, false cults and apostate Christianity can arise, perverting the gospel and leading people astray. To discern between true and false, one must examine the source, savior, subject, salvation, and sanctification of a particular faith or group. [... more]

The importance of hearing and understanding the Word of God is emphasized, with Jesus using parables to convey the message. The parable of the mustard seed illustrates how a small thing can grow into something big, and how the kingdom of God is like a mustard seed that grows into a large plant. The power of the Word of God is highlighted, and the importance of sowing the seed of God's Word into the lives of others is stressed. [... more]

The kingdom of heaven is like a field where good and evil coexist, with God allowing evil to grow among the righteous until the final harvest, when the weeds will be separated from the wheat and cast into the fire, while the righteous will shine like the sun in the kingdom of their father. [... more]

Jesus teaches about the kingdom of God through parables, comparing it to a mustard seed that grows into a large tree and a woman who leavens a lump of dough with a small amount of yeast. He emphasizes that the kingdom of God is like small beginnings that yield great and vast fruit, and that it can penetrate even the strongest of societies. [... more]

Jesus teaches his disciples about the importance of being a faithful witness, dependent on God, and confident in their walk with Him, using parables to illustrate the kingdom of God and the growth of the church. [... more]

The kingdom of God starts small, like a mustard seed, but grows to become a massive bush, encompassing the entire globe. Jesus' parables reveal the nature of God's kingdom and focus attention on the King, Jesus himself. The kingdom's growth is a mystery revealed, and its ultimate end is a great kingdom that extends from sea to sea, from land to land, to cover the globe. [... more]

The kingdom of heaven is like a small mustard seed that grows into a large tree, and a small piece of leaven that leavens the whole loaf of bread. Jesus teaches that even small beginnings can have profound results, and that the kingdom of heaven will grow and influence the world despite opposition. [... more]

Never forget what God shows you in mountaintop moments. In these moments, He can do the impossible. Stop living as though you are a victim of the impossible. In the Lord, we are more than conquerors and He has ways through and in spite of obstacles that are always worth pursuing. [... more]

The kingdom of God has a small beginning, like a mustard seed, but it has secret power that grows steadily and invisibly, becoming a significant and substantial kingdom, despite the skepticism and resistance it faces. [... more]