The kingdom of heaven is like a mustard seed and leaven

Kevin DeYoung·Kevin DeYoung·31:44

This sermon explores Jesus's parables of the mustard seed and the leaven from Matthew 13. It teaches that the kingdom of God may appear insignificant, breaks in both visible and invisible ways, and is ultimately more impressive than imagined. The message encourages listeners not to lose hope, stop praying, or give up on the kingdom's eventual full revelation.

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