Kingdom Offerings
Short weekly teachings from Rev. Dave Scherrer focused on understanding and living out the Gospel of the Kingdom.
The Four Blessings of the Kingdom — What You Actually Receive in Christ
The gospel isn't about me. But that doesn't mean there aren't real, breathtaking blessings that come when we enter His Kingdom. In this Holy Week episode, Dave Scherrer steps back to look at the big...
You Will Reign with Christ — What Scripture Actually Says
Christ is King. Not king with a small "k" — the King of all kings, whose rule is everlasting. That's a grand theme of the Bible. But there's a related theme that might surprise you: in some way, we...
You Are a Co-Heir With Christ — What That Actually Means
What does it mean to be a co-heir with Christ? Most of us have heard that we're "children of God," but do we actually understand what that inheritance looks like? In this episode, Dave Scherrer...
Stop Walking in Shame — You Are Royalty in Christ
Do you ever feel disqualified from God's family? Like you've failed too many times, drifted too far, and maybe God has forgotten about you? The Liar whispers that you don't deserve your status as a...
You're Still a Princess — A Kingdom Parable About Identity
Can you lose your identity as a child of the King? A princess dresses in rags, eats spoiled food, and wanders beyond the castle walls — but is she still royalty? Dave Scherrer tells an original...
Disease, Demons, Death — Nothing Is Outside Jesus' Authority
Disease. Nature. Demons. Sin. Death. Despair. In just two chapters of Matthew, Jesus demonstrates His absolute authority over every single one of them. The Greek words are Ta Panta — "The All" — and...
Two Blind Men Saw What the Crowd Could Not — Matthew 20 Unpacked
Two blind men sitting by the road shouted something the crowd didn't want to hear: "Lord, Son of David, have mercy on us!" The crowd told them to shut up. Jesus stopped and asked them a question that...
A Rich Man Asked Jesus How to Be Saved — The Answer Shocked Everyone
A wealthy young man walked up to Jesus and asked the ultimate question: "What must I do to get eternal life?" Jesus' answer left everyone stunned — including the disciples. It wasn't about keeping...
Jesus the Mystery: Who Is the Greatest? (Matthew 18)
The disciples wanted to know who would hold the most power in Jesus' Kingdom. His answer? He called over a child and placed them right in the middle of the argument. In this episode, Dave Scherrer...
Jesus the Mystery: The Real Story of Zacchaeus (Luke 19)
Jesus walked past the religious crowd and invited himself to dinner with the most hated man in Jericho. In this episode, Dave Scherrer unpacks Luke 19:1-10 — the familiar story of Zacchaeus — and...
Hearing the Still Small Voice: Finding God's Kingdom in the Silence
In this episode, Dave Scherrer shares a powerful parable about a student learning to hear God's voice—not in the wind, earthquake, or fire, but in the stillness. Through this story and biblical...
Understanding the Kingdom of God
Join Dave Scherrer from A Hundred Fold Ministries as he kicks off 2026 with a foundational exploration of the Kingdom of God. In this episode of Kingdom Offerings, Dave unpacks why understanding the...
The Man and His Knife (Part 3)
Unpacking the allegory: The vine represents sin, the universal human condition leading to death. The central truth? We need a sinless Savior - someone from outside our condition to save us. From...
The Man and His Knife (Part 2)
Donnell and Grippa reach the port city of Ugarit, only to find the vine there too. When all hope seems lost, a mysterious stranger appears - one who has never had the vine. "I am the cure," he says....
The Man and His Knife (Part 1)
A children's story for adults: In a world where everyone is dying from a mysterious disease called "the vine," Donnell sets out on a dangerous 400-mile journey to find a cure for his dying wife....
Nurturing a Non-Judgmental Spirit
We wrap up our series on kingdom disciplines with two powerful ideas: how simplicity cultivates gratitude, and what Jesus really meant when he said "Judge not." Being non-judgmental doesn't mean...
The Discipline of Gratitude
Scientific studies show that practicing gratitude reduces stress, improves sleep, and increases happiness. But for Kingdom citizens, thankfulness is more than a life hack - it's a discipline that...
Treasures in Heaven (Part II)
Our acts of kindness, done in the name of Jesus, with the purpose of serving and blessing others also serve to lay aside treasures in heaven that glorify and exalt our King. This constitutes the kingdom coming on earth as it is in heaven - we become the answer to the Lord’s prayer.
Treasures in Heaven (Part I)
God's economy of spiritual profit, which He's interested in, is not based on anything that has a worldly value associated with it.
Fasting (Part III)
God desires a fast that breaks the chains of wickedness and oppression, not one that is merely a ritualistic display of piety.
Fasting (Part II)
Fasting as a kingdom discipline is not about our physical health, but about our spiritual health.
Fasting (Part I)
Fasting is for the purpose of listening to and seeking the Lord without distraction.
Forgiveness (Part III)
Forgiveness is God's gift to us to release us from the control of someone who has hurt us.
Forgiveness (Part 2)
Our inclination, if we get there, to generously forgive, is a direct response to our gratitude for having been so lavishly forgiven by God ourselves.
Forgiveness (Part I)
Are there some things that I can do to prepare myself on a day-to-day basis in order to live a life that better honors and glorifies King Jesus?
Only One Story
If you had only one story from the Bible to share with someone what would that story be?
The Rich Man and His Daughter (Part 2)
A father always knows.
The Rich Man and His Daughter
He was the richest man known in all the land. Yet Joseph considered himself to be poor because the one thing he wanted in the entire world, he did not have. He desperately wanted a child.
Prayer (Part 2)
There are no small prayers, no unheard prayers, no misunderstood prayers. They're forever present before the Father. You may have forgotten them, but the Father has not.
Prayer
I know from personal experience, moments in my past that are freeze-framed in my mind and heart, that my times of concerted prayer are priceless.
Contentedness
Pursue contentedness as a discipline and walk deep into the Kingdom of God with a much lighter load on your shoulders.
Generosity
Jesus assumes that Kingdom citizens are giving people. It's just assumed. He says, "when" you give, not "if" you give.
Kingdom Disciplines
Without the practice of these disciplines, we risk losing sight of our hope and joy in Christ. The world is just so addictive and demanding, it draws us back.
Truth and Lies
Living in a world of lies, truths seem elusive, and we quit believing in the very source of truth and love itself.
Thirst
God has His hand outstretched with a cold mug full of life.
The Six City Fair (Part 2)
If you drink from my water, you will discover that my Father is always inviting more from you, but that you will always have enough.
The Six City Fair (Part 1)
The two water bringers were very mysterious, and both brought water to the dying people.
Childbirth and the Kingdom
How is childbirth like the advent, the beginning, the establishment of the Kingdom of God?
When More is Overwhelming
The sufficiency of Christ is for our moments, even the moments where we cannot take any more.
When More Is Less
What happens when you have more of the world than you need?
The Cost of More
Everything comes with a cost.
A Parable on More
Are you wanting more, but settling for less?
Abiding in Christ
After enjoying a last supper with his disciples, Jesus told a story about a True Vine, hoping to give the disciples one last vitally important lesson on Kingdom Living.
Spiritual Power
The true power of God isn't called up from loud music or entertaining sermons. It is present in us as a gift of God in the abiding presence of the Holy Spirit.
A Treasure of Surpassing Value
Rather than seeing us as divided and different, the God of creation sees us as image bearers.
The Vase (Part II)
Have you had this strange sense that there is something missing in this world?
The Vase
It seems that sometimes a story is the best hope to make the eternal come alive.
Of Restaurants and Churches
The bride of Christ is the Church Eternal. Nothing can or will stand in the way of the divinely-called church of Jesus Christ.
Kingdoms in Conflict
The Kingdom of God needs to be undiluted from the values of this world.
Unity or Separation?
We must look at the culture through the lens of the eternal scriptures, and not look at the scriptures through today's lens of a passing culture.
Columbine
We won't forget.
Lingering Over Easter
We see ironies abound when we linger over Holy Week.
The Time of His Visitation
The story with the story of Holy Week and what it means to us today.
Politics and Kingdom
Our loyalty to Jesus and His Kingdom must always exceed our loyalty to an Earthly agenda.
Kingdom Encounters
Every conversation has the potential to be a Kingdom encounter.
Straining Out Gnats
It is not about keeping laws, but rather, about having child-like faith.
Martin Luther King, Revisited
Reflecting on the Kingdom words of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Attending Angels
God may be attending to your needs in ways you do not recognize.
Lo, All the Welkin Rings!
Many of the carols of Christmas, richly retelling the birth of the King, are deep with meaning.
Merry Advent!
We must center on the coming King in this otherwise fierce and draining season.
A Throne of Grace
Christians do not come before God's throne with prideful arrogance, but with humble confidence.
When You Wish Upon A Star
Should we apply wishful thinking to a divine God?
Tragedy
How do we make sense of the senseless? Recommended Reading on Grief and Loss A Grace Disguised by Jerry Sittser A Grief Observed by C.S. Lewis
Taking Up Your Cross
To surrender to the King of Heaven is to give up this world.
The Disciplines
How does one abide in Christ? Show notes: • Celebration of Discipline by Richard Foster
Voices of the Past
Though we live in the world, we do not wage war as the world does.
The Mustard Seed
How can the Kingdom of God be a mustard seed?
Hidden Lamps
There is nothing hidden except to make manifest nor is anything secret except to come to light.
The Parable of the Sower
This Sower casts with abandonment and with generosity!
Kingdom 101
Don’t you find it odd that teaching and preaching about the Kingdom of God is so rare in the church today?
I'm Feeling a Little Anxious
Fear and its partner anxiety have a lot to do with the trouble we find ourselves in these days. The Gospel of the Kingdom has answers.
The Ascension
In 21st century theology, we tend to skip over the Ascension, but it is no small deal.
The Waymaker King
The resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead changed the course of human history.
The King is Dead
What's so good about "Good Friday"?
I Can See Jesus!
Holy Week has so much to say about the Kingdom of God, its King and our place within this Kingdom
Kingdom Responsibilities and Benefits
This is a spiritual world phenomenon and it has two sides.
Authentic Belief
Confess with your mouth and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead.
Repent and Believe!
We've probably heard those words over 100 times. What do they really mean?
A Tree Ripe With Fruit
The Kingdom of God is at hand...
The Time Is Fulfilled...
The time of Jesus' preparation for his public ministry has come to a close. His formative childhood and adolescent life with Joseph and Mary is now long over.
100 Fold
Why the name?