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The Lost Coin - Parables of Jesus

The Parable of the Lost Coin Presents a Picture of the Value God Places on Each of His Children

In the first parable in Luke 15, one sheep left the large group and got lost. The shepherd left the others to find the lost one and return it to the flock. In the parable of the lost coin, it is close by, nevertheless it is lost. Though it may be covered with dirt, it is still silver, and its intrinsic value has not changed.

written by Pete Miller

Harvest Day in the Christian Church

Christian Churches Turning Halloween into Harvest Day

Today, many Christians have voiced their concerns that Halloween does not bring glory to Jesus Christ, and have chosen to celebrate the season with different kinds of festivities. And many churches and Christian communities have been the forerunners, paving the way for positive alternatives to Halloween.

written by Amy Miller

The Wise and Foolish Virgins - Parables of Jesus

The Parable of the Wise and Foolish Virgins Teaches Christians to be Prepared for the Second Coming

The Parable of the Wise and Foolish virgins teaches Christians the need to stay awake and watchful spiritually. Be ready for anything.

written by Pete Miller

The Faithful Steward - Parables of Jesus

The Parable of the Faithful Steward Teaches on the Importance of Being Prepared and Watchful

In the parable of The Faithful Steward, the steward and the servant are one and the same, working for the master. Their job is well-defined, and their responsibility is great. If they get lazy and apathetic about their duties, and fail to do what they were called to do, there are consequences.

written by Pete Miller

Teaching Teens the Ways of God

How to Reach the Hearts of the Young

They are not little kids, nor are they adults. They are teenagers -- hurricanes of hormones and emotions transitioning from adolescence to adulthood as fast as they can in an increasingly malicious world. More than ever, parents need to oversee and watch over, not lord over, their teenage children. Yes, children. They are not 'of age' and while young, they remain the responsibility of their parents/guardians.

written by Pete Miller

Living in Zion

Zion is the Future Home for All Believers

Zion is a special place in the heart of God, where His people shall ultimately dwell with Him forever. Christian believers lived in unity in the first century, at least for a fleeting period of time, but the principles still work today. It's a taste of the future Zion, the community of the household of faith.

written by Pete Miller

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