Today on real life radio.

So the kingdom of heaven in a nutshell is going to grow, grow, grow, grow, grow.

That's fantastic, but be careful because there's going to be the infiltration of the enemy

to try to lodge in its branches.

The church is not a company, it's not a club.

It is a spiritual institution created by God, and it is altogether separate from the governments of this world.

This is Real Life.

Welcome to Real Life Radio with Pastor Jack Hibbs.

I'm David Jay thanking you for joining us today as we listen, learn, and are challenged by God's Word, the Bible.

What if the greatest battles in life aren't fought with swords and armies but with the struggles of the heart?

What if the most defining moments of leadership come not from triumph, but from pain, betrayal, and humility.

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On today's edition of Real Life Radio, Pastor Jack continues his series now called The Parables of Jesus with his message titled Parable of the Mustard Seed.

Now, whenever Jesus spoke to the masses, he often spoke in parables, and this parable, it's

pretty well known, comparing the kingdom of heaven to a mustard seed. Now, parables, and this parable, it's pretty well known, comparing the kingdom

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