Insignificance to Greatness

Join Kerry for this week's sermon exploring the nature of God's kingdom through Luke 13:10-21. Discover how the kingdom of God often begins small but yields incredible greatness and influence.

What You'll Learn:

- How Jesus demonstrates kingdom principles through healing a bent-over woman
- The significance of seeing, calling, speaking, and touching in ministry
- Why the kingdom starts insignificant but becomes great (mustard seed parable)
- How believers are like yeast - small but with explosive influence
- The importance of seeking first the kingdom of God (Matthew 6:33)

Key Message Points:

✨ The Bent-Over Woman - Jesus sees the unseen, calls the marginalized, speaks freedom, and touches the untouchable
✨ The Smallest of Seeds - From tiny mustard seed to worldwide family tree of redemption
✨ A Little Leaven - How small amounts of yeast (believers) can influence the whole world

Kerry challenges us to be kingdom people who:

- Really SEE others with God's eyes
- CALL people to come closer
- SPEAK words of freedom and affirmation
- TOUCH lives with Christ's compassion

Whether you're facing struggles, feeling bent over by life's circumstances, or wondering about your significance in God's kingdom, this message will encourage and inspire you to understand your vital role in God's great plan.

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Scripture References: Luke 13:10-21, Matthew 6:33, John 3:3