Jesus and his disciples take a boat to the other side of the sea. A storm arises and Jesus calms it.

Jesus describes the Kingdom of God using two parables - the seed that grows and multiples while the farmer sleeps and the mustard seed. We discuss the meanings of these parables and the importance of growth in the Christian's life.

Jesus explains that his disciples are to be the light of the world. This messages discusses how to shine as lights in a dark world by holding forth the word of truth. Finally, we discuss the principle of reaping and sewing.

Jesus' first parable is the Sower and the Seed. We examine the meaning of this parable, including the four types of soil.

We discuss the meaning of Biblical stewardship in the context of Jesus' parables, examining the chief quality of a steward (faithfulness) and the chief areas of accountability (actions and words).

Jesus tells his first parable, so we examine what parables are, why Jesus used them, and communication lessons we can learn from Jesus. We also explore the Bible's teaching on ears.