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Parables in Thomas inspects fourteen specific parables of Christ from the Gnostic “Gospel According to Saint Thomas” by comparing each allegory with the canonized King James Version. Are we faithful servants or wicked husbandmen? This relaxed sermon teaches His parables … Continue reading →
What is Faith? is a sermon that answers the question solely from the pages of the New Testament and provides Christians with the Biblical definition of FAITH. Also scrutinized in this discourse are two parables of Christ regarding the coming … Continue reading →
Satan the Enchanter examines the temptation of Christ from all four Gospels and attempts to provide a relatively complete overview of the children of Satan. How are tares different than wheat? Are we the literal children of Yahweh? This broadcast … Continue reading →
The Barren Fig Tree has the distinction of being the final sermon in the Covenant People’s Ministry “parable” series, the 99th official broadcast in Luke (with ten additional lectures preached before 2014) and an invite to decide the next topic … Continue reading →
Parable of the Wineskins fully examines Yahshua’s allegory from the Gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke (with supporting verses from John) and the latter epistles of Paul. Is there a deeper meaning to this seemingly simple teaching regarding “old verses … Continue reading →
Parable of the Burglar scrutinizes “the unforgivable sin” by studying Yahshua’s parable taught in Matthew, Mark, Luke and the Gospel of Thomas (saying 35). Christians understand that adulteration or miscegenation are forbidden by God yet are they truly unpardonable? This … Continue reading →
The Mustard Seed is a sermon stressing the importance of devotion by comparing the parable of Christ in Thomas’ Gospel (saying 20) to the canonized accounts in Matthew, Mark and Luke’s versions. Why does mustard have the smallest seed yet … Continue reading →
The Faithful Servant analyzes Yahshua’s “Parable of the Door Keeper” from all three canonical Gospels where it appears in addition to the Gospel of Thomas (saying 103). Christ clearly teaches His faithful will be watching and prepared for His return … Continue reading →
Parable of the Sower inspects Yahshua’s allegory “by which all parables are understood” from the Gospel of Thomas (saying 9), Matthew 13, Mark 4, 1st Clement 24 and Luke 8. Why are many called but few chosen? What’s a vessel … Continue reading →
Parable of the Seed is a sermon comparing the picturesque allegory of Christ from the 21st statement in Thomas’ Gospel to Mark 4:26-34. This broadcast further confirms Yahweh has a literal “seed” (or children) on earth who desire their Father’s … Continue reading →