This sermon explores two kingdom parables from Matthew— the parable of the net and the parable of the unforgiving servant—to illuminate the nature of the Kingdom of Heaven and the ethical demands of discipleship. The parable of the net portrays Christ as the fisherman who will gather all people at the end of the age, separating the saved from the lost in a final judgment, emphasizing the mystery of timing and the urgency of readiness. The parable of the unforgiving servant underscores the moral imperative of forgiveness, illustrating how those who have been freely forgiven by God must extend the same mercy to others, regardless of the offense, for unforgiveness reveals a heart that has not truly grasped the magnitude of divine grace. Together, these stories reveal that the Kingdom of Heaven is both a present reality of divine mercy and a future hope of final reckoning, calling believers to live in continual repentance, humility, and love. The tone is pastoral and convicting, urging listeners to examine their hearts and live in the light of Christ's boundless forgiveness.

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