When the King returns and separates the nations, He does not ask what they believed. He asks what they did. He names six ordinary acts: feeding the hungry, giving water to the thirsty, welcoming the stranger, clothing the naked, caring for the sick, visiting the prisoner. Why these six?

This week, we will discover what the life the Lord promises to reward actually looks like.

Some of the most respectable-sounding reasons for not doing what we know we should do turn out to be the most dangerous ones. We repeat them for years without ever testing them. Jesus tells a parable in Matthew 25 in which a returning master takes his servant's well-rehearsed reason apart from the inside.

This week, we will discover what Jesus exposes about Christian faithfulness and why it matters for every believer.

Some things cannot be pulled together at the last minute. A person can mean well, care deeply, and still be caught with nothing left when the moment finally arrives. Jesus once told a story about ten young women waiting for the same event: half were ready, and half were not, and the difference didn't show until it was too late to fix. What made the difference, and could the same gap be hiding in a life that looks fine on the surface?

This week, we will discover what Jesus says it takes to be ready for the most important arrival of all.