Today on Real Life Radio.

You are a sower. I'm a sower. If you are a giver of the Word of God, to your family, to your friends, to your neighborhood, whatever, you are a sower.

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.

The cross. For a lot of us, it's just a symbol that we wear around our necks, right? Display in our homes or maybe hang from the

rearview mirror. But what if instead of being a decoration or accessory, the cross motivated and

shaped the way we live every single day of our lives? What if it wasn't about hiding or minimizing

our sin, but actually crucifying it in order to move forward in the freedom that Christ offers. Born

crucified, it's a book by Ellie Maxwell. In this book, you'll discover what it truly means to live

in a cross-centered life. This short but very powerful book is a classic for every Christian's library.

It reminds us that the cross isn't just a symbol. It's the key to victory over sin and the power to serve God effectively.

Now, if you're ready to experience the freedom and purpose found in a life centered on the cross,

this book is one that you should get.

Born Crucified, it's available for a gift of any amount at jackhibs.com slash real radio.

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radio on today's edition of real life radio pastor jack continues now with his series called

the parables of jesus and a message titled parable of the soar part one now whenever jesus Jesus spoke to the masses, he often spoke in parables, and this is the first

parable that Jesus taught, a biblical truth that requires a response in the minds and hearts

of the people.

With the parable of the sower, Jesus is setting the stage for teaching this way in the future.

It's a powerful revelation of truth given to us through Jesus in story form.

He's speaking to the masses of a time long ago, but his parables are just as relevant for us today.

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