Kingdom Offerings

Suffering isn't a pleasant subject — but Jesus talked about it often, and Dave Scherrer believes learning to suffer well is part of the secret to glorifying God. In this series opener, Dave gets our terms straight before we go any further: What is suffering, anyway? Is a stubbed toe suffering? A breakup? Ten years of chronic pain? The loss of a child? Dave wrestles honestly with where pain end...

What if a Broadway musical tells the story of your spiritual inheritance better than you realized? In this episode, Dave Scherrer delivers on his promise from last week — a "Cracker Jack" illustration of what it means to have your status raised in the Kingdom of God. The story of Annie — moving from a miserable orphanage under a hateful housemother to the mansion of the wealthiest man on...

The gospel isn't about me. But that doesn't mean there aren't real, breathtaking blessings that come when we enter His Kingdom. In this Holy Week episode, Dave Scherrer steps back to look at the big picture. After weeks of unpacking our new status as co-heirs with Christ, Dave introduces a framework he returns to again and again: the Four Blessings of the Kingdom. Salvation. Community....

Christ is King. Not king with a small "k" — the King of all kings, whose rule is everlasting. That's a grand theme of the Bible. But there's a related theme that might surprise you: in some way, we too will rule with Him. In part 2 of this mini-series, Dave Scherrer walks through five key passages that reveal a two-fold Kingdom reality. First, even now, Jesus sends us out with th...

What does it mean to be a co-heir with Christ? Most of us have heard that we're "children of God," but do we actually understand what that inheritance looks like? In this episode, Dave Scherrer picks up where the last two Kingdom Offerings episodes left off — our status as children of God — and follows it to its stunning conclusion: we are co-heirs with Jesus. In the first century, a...

Do you ever feel disqualified from God's family? Like you've failed too many times, drifted too far, and maybe God has forgotten about you? The Liar whispers that you don't deserve your status as a child of God. But how you feel is not a measurement of spiritual reality. In this episode, Dave Scherrer shares a powerful Kingdom parable about a painting hanging above the mantle in God&#3...

Can you lose your identity as a child of the King? A princess dresses in rags, eats spoiled food, and wanders beyond the castle walls — but is she still royalty? Dave Scherrer tells an original Kingdom parable that asks one question three times, and the answer changes everything. In this episode, Dave introduces Princess Lauriana — the only daughter of the King of kings. Her curiosity leads her fr...

Disease. Nature. Demons. Sin. Death. Despair. In just two chapters of Matthew, Jesus demonstrates His absolute authority over every single one of them. The Greek words are Ta Panta — "The All" — and they describe the total, unqualified sovereignty of Jesus over all things. In this episode, Dave Scherrer takes you on a rapid-fire survey through Matthew 8 and 9 to make one unmistakable poi...

Two blind men sitting by the road shouted something the crowd didn't want to hear: "Lord, Son of David, have mercy on us!" The crowd told them to shut up. Jesus stopped and asked them a question that changes everything: "What do you want me to do for you?" In this episode of the "Jesus the Mystery" series, Dave Scherrer unpacks Matthew 20:29-34 and reveals what&#3...

A wealthy young man walked up to Jesus and asked the ultimate question: "What must I do to get eternal life?" Jesus' answer left everyone stunned — including the disciples. It wasn't about keeping the rules. It was about who sits on the throne of your life. In this episode of the "Jesus the Mystery" series, Dave Scherrer unpacks Matthew 19:16-30 — the story of the rich...

The disciples wanted to know who would hold the most power in Jesus' Kingdom. His answer? He called over a child and placed them right in the middle of the argument. In this episode, Dave Scherrer continues the "Jesus the Mystery" series by unpacking Matthew 18:1-5 — where Jesus completely redefines greatness. The Kingdom doesn't run on ambition and position. It runs on humility...

Jesus walked past the religious crowd and invited himself to dinner with the most hated man in Jericho. In this episode, Dave Scherrer unpacks Luke 19:1-10 — the familiar story of Zacchaeus — and reveals what most people miss. Why did Jesus break every expectation of a first-century Rabbi? What did He see in a tax-collecting traitor that nobody else could? And what does this mean for us today? Thi...

In this episode, Dave Scherrer shares a powerful parable about a student learning to hear God's voice—not in the wind, earthquake, or fire, but in the stillness. Through this story and biblical reflection, Dave explores how the Kingdom of God is found not through conquest or complete understanding, but through the discipline of listening and yielding to Christ's sovereign reign. Episode Hi...

Join Dave Scherrer from A Hundred Fold Ministries as he kicks off 2026 with a foundational exploration of the Kingdom of God. In this episode of Kingdom Offerings, Dave unpacks why understanding the gospel of the kingdom is central to the mission of Hundredfold Ministries—just as it was for the Apostle Paul and Jesus's disciples. Discover what a kingdom truly is, explore common misconceptions...

Our acts of kindness, done in the name of Jesus, with the purpose of serving and blessing others also serve to lay aside treasures in heaven that glorify and exalt our King. This constitutes the kingdom coming on earth as it is in heaven - we become the answer to the Lord’s prayer.

God's economy of spiritual profit, which He's interested in, is not based on anything that has a worldly value associated with it.

God desires a fast that breaks the chains of wickedness and oppression, not one that is merely a ritualistic display of piety.

Fasting as a kingdom discipline is not about our physical health, but about our spiritual health.

Fasting is for the purpose of listening to and seeking the Lord without distraction.

Forgiveness is God's gift to us to release us from the control of someone who has hurt us.

Our inclination, if we get there, to generously forgive, is a direct response to our gratitude for having been so lavishly forgiven by God ourselves.

Are there some things that I can do to prepare myself on a day-to-day basis in order to live a life that better honors and glorifies King Jesus?

If you had only one story from the Bible to share with someone what would that story be?

A father always knows.

He was the richest man known in all the land. Yet Joseph considered himself to be poor because the one thing he wanted in the entire world, he did not have. He desperately wanted a child.