We dig into one of Jesus’ most provocative parables — the Workers in the Vineyard. Why do all the workers get paid the same, no matter how long they worked? What does this say about God’s sense of justice, our tendency to compare, and the radical generosity of grace?

Join us as we break down the story, wrestle with questions of fairness, and uncover what this parable reveals about the heart of God. Whether you feel like you’ve been showing up early and working hard, or you’ve just arrived and are still figuring it out — this message is for you.

Tune in, and remember - in God’s vineyard, the invitation itself is the reward.

In this episode we unpack the Parable of the Sower and explore what kind of “soil” our hearts really are. Are we open and ready for God’s Word, or are we distracted, shallow, or overgrown with worry?

Tune in for real talk, relatable reflection, and a simple challenge to help you grow deeper this week.

Plus - reminder that Vacation Bible School (VBS) is right around the corner and you can help out.

So, grab your coffee, take a breath, and let’s lean in together.

This week on Sundays on Monday, we recap last week’s message, Luke 15:11-32 and then dive into Luke 18:9–14 and unpack the Parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector. What does Jesus really want us to see about ourselves, our prayers, and the heart of God?

Following last week’s eye-opening look at The Prodigal God, we’re invited once again to strip off performance, pride, and self-righteousness — and come honestly before the Father.

We talk about the end of the school year, busy family life, and the ways God meets us in the middle of it all. Then we issue a simple but powerful challenge: pray like the tax collector - with humility and honesty.

Plus:– A reminder that grace isn’t earned — it’s received– Announcements, like VBS (June 23–27!)– And a whole lot of love from your PSJ church family

So, grab your coffee, take a breath, and let’s lean in together.