How To Discover The Power In The Parable

The Parable Power Network is designed to help you discover the mysteries hidden within God's parables (His word, works and wonders).  This article explains how our site is structured and how to get the most out of our Blogs, Wisdom posts and Treasures.

The Triumphal Entry: A Living Parable - Part I

On April 6, AD 32, Jesus, with much fanfare,  rode into Jerusalem on a young donkey.  This is the only time in  the gospels that Jesus  does not travel (on land) by foot.   Why?  What is happening here?  What does it mean?  This is a living parable.  Instead of telling  a story, Jesus delivers  a message "live" and in living color. Hidden in this humble  donkey  ride into Jerusalem are  truths about who Jesus is,...

The Triumphal Entry: A Living Parable - Part II

On April 6, AD 32, Jesus, with much fanfare,  rode into Jerusalem on a young donkey.  Jesus was presenting himself as Israel's Messiah! BUT, they did not recognize that it was time for  their "Visitation".  Why didn't they know?

Persecution and the Last Days of the Church Age- Part I

Pugh Research statistics compiled from 2010-2015 reveal that Christianity is declining in America and around the world.  Animosity toward Christianity is rising and people are leaving the Church in record numbers.  These stats also reveal that all other religions (except Buddhism) are growing and that 40% of Christians will live in sub-Saharan Africa by 2050!  As we approach the end of the Church Age and the second coming of Christ, how will the Church respond to these...

Five Mysteries Of Palm Sunday: The Mystery Of The Donkeys

On the first "Palm Sunday",  Jesus entered the city of Jerusalem riding on a young donkey.  Why did He do this?  The simple answer is that He was fulfilling the prophecy found in Zechariah 9:9-10.  This is confirmed by Matthew 21:4-6.  However, the question remains, Why donkeys?  This mystery can be uncovered by: understanding how donkeys are symbolized throughout the Bible, and  deciphering the parable of The Fruitful Grain Of Wheat.

Five Mysteries of Palm Sunday: The Mystery of the Day

Why did Jesus choose Palm Sunday for His Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem?  Why was it that particular day?  Could He have chosen a different day?  The answer is, No!  The Triumphal Entry HAD to occur on that exact day.  The fact that Jesus DID present himself to Israel as their Messiah on that day, is just another amazing historical event that proves that God alone is the author  of the scriptures and that Jesus is the only historical figure who could be the promised...