Have you ever been grateful for something until you saw what someone else received? In Matthew 20:1–16, Jesus’ parable of the vineyard workers helps us examine how comparison and entitlement can steal our gratitude. Pastor Theresa Rosario invites us to remember the grace we have received, release the scorecard, and rejoice in God’s goodness toward others. Even in seasons of waiting, we can bring our questions to God and trust the love He has shown us in Jesus.
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In the finale of No Offense, Pastor Earl explores God’s call to pursue reconciliation with grace and truth. Forgiveness can be extended before a relationship is restored; rebuilding trust requires honesty, repentance, time, and healthy boundaries.
View SermonWhen offense comes, retaliation and withdrawal can feel natural—but Jesus calls us to a different path. In week five of No Offense, Pastor Mark explores Jesus’ command to love our enemies, pray for those who persecute us, and refuse to place anyone outside the reach of our love. Discover how responding without partiality reflects the character of our heavenly Father and how choosing prayer, blessing, and practical goodness can lead us away from destruction and toward life.
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Pastor Mark explains why unresolved offense is a trap that robs our love and relationships—and how the Holy Spirit empowers us to choose kindness, forgiveness, and freedom.
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Pastor Mark reminds us that the Church is a people sent into everyday life as living stones and ministers of the gospel, called to share Jesus wherever God has placed us.
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We share because we care—because people matter to God. Pastor Earl invites us to see the person, tell our story, and take the step God puts in front of us.
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