Garden Church Teaching Podcast

Jesus tells parables to shape our perspective about the Kingdom of God and the God of the Kingdom. Sometimes these parables encourage or comfort but often they unsettle us. His parables often have a simple story with an unexpected surprise that leads to a scandal. This week Will Sohnchen looks at the first act of the parable of the lost sons from Luke 15.

Jesus tells parables to shape our perspective about the Kingdom of God and the God of the Kingdom. Sometimes these parables encourage or comfort but often they unsettle us. His parables often have a simple story with an unexpected surprise that leads to a scandal. This week Pastor Oliver Parsons looks at the parable of the friend at midnight from Luke 11.

Jesus tells parables to shape our perspective about the Kingdom of God and the God of the Kingdom. Sometimes these parables encourage or comfort but often they unsettle us. His parables often have a simple story with an unexpected surprise that leads to a scandal. This week Pastor Oliver Parsons looks at the parable of the sheep and the goats from Matthew 25.

Jesus tells parables to shape our perspective about the Kingdom of God and the God of the Kingdom. Sometimes these parables encourage or comfort but often they unsettle us. His parables often have a simple story with an unexpected surprise that leads to a scandal. This week guest speaker Keith Whitaker shares from Matthew 20 and the parable of the generous land owner.

Jesus tells parables to shape our perspective about the Kingdom of God and the God of the Kingdom. Sometimes these parables encourage or comfort but often they unsettle us. His parables often have a simple story with an unexpected surprise that leads to a scandal. This week Oliver Parsons shares from Matthew 25 and the parable of the talents.

Jesus tells parables to shape our perspective about the Kingdom of God and the God of the Kingdom. Sometimes these parables encourage or comfort but often they unsettle us. His parables often have a simple story with an unexpected surprise that leads to a scandal. This week Ali Esau shares from Matthew 13, and the parable of the hidden treasure and the pearl.

Jesus tells parables to shape our perspective about the Kingdom of God and the God of the Kingdom. Sometimes these parables encourage or comfort but often they unsettle us. His parables often have a simple story with an unexpected surprise that leads to a scandal. This week Will Sohnchen looks at the parable of the unmerciful servant in Matthew 18.

Jesus tells parables to shape our perspective about the Kingdom of God and the God of the Kingdom. Sometimes these parables encourage or comfort but often they unsettle us. His parables often have a simple story with an unexpected surprise that leads to a scandal. This week Oliver Parsons looks at the parable of the sower in Luke 8.

Jesus tells parables to shape our perspective about the Kingdom of God and the God of the Kingdom. Sometimes these parables encourage or comfort but often they unsettle us. His parables often have a simple story with an unexpected surprise that leads to a scandal. This week Pastor Oliver Parsons looks at the parable of the great banquet in Luke 14.

This week marks the final week of our "Becoming a People" series, looking at what it means to be a church. We explored four key ideas that make up the who, what, where, and why of the church. This week Pastor Oliver speaks about the church as a people, in a place, with a purpose, filled with power.

This is the third week of our "Becoming a People" series, looking at what it means to be a church. We'll be exploring four key ideas that make up the who, what, where, and why of the church. This week Will Sohnchen speaks about the church as a people, in a place, with a purpose.

This week is the second week of our "Becoming a People" series, looking at what it means to be a church. We'll be exploring four key ideas that make up the who, what, where, and why of the church. This week Pastor Oliver speaks about the church as a people in a particular place.

This week marks the first week of our "Becoming a People" series, looking at what it means to be a church. We'll be exploring four key ideas that make up the who, what, where, and why of the church. This week Pastor Oliver speaks about the church as a people.

This message was from our Easter Sunday Launch service. We celebrated the resurrection of Jesus as we marked the formal launch of Garden Church together. The resurrection account takes place in a garden, with a strange but familiar gardener. For more information about Garden Church or to get connected in a meaningful way, visit gardenchurch.ca