Description: You can live for many years and sit through many sermons without ever really coming to an in-depth understanding of the parables of Jesus. If you want to serve and obey Jesus, you should endeavour to understand the fundamentals of these teachings of Jesus.
Brief description: Matthew was raised in a Baptist church and was led to the Lord at the tender age of 8. He has experienced some pain and darkness in his life, which has given him a deep compassion and love for all people. Today, he runs a Facebook group called "Open Heavens and Intimacy with Jesus." Matthew has a commission from the Lord to train up prophets and to mentor others in the Christian faith. He does this through his Facebook posts and by writing relevant books on the Christian faith. God has commissioned him to write at least 50 books in his life, and he spends his days writing and earning the money to self-publish. You can support him by donating money at http: //personal-prophecy-today.com or by requesting any of his other services available through his ministry website. It is Matthew's prayer that this book has blessed you, and he hopes it will lead you into a deeper and more intimate relationship with God.
Review Quotes:
"With heart-challenging explanations of the parables of Jesus, Matthew Robert Payne shares pieces of his life in the framework of the fifty-four parables of Jesus covered in The Parables of Jesus made Simple. This collection of essays reads like a scholarly, yet genuine conversation with a good friend and is written with honesty, transparency, and vigor. Matthew invites you to read the lessons of Christ, often times pleading with the reader to take hold of the weight of the words, then stepping back and offering no-nonsense applications for life....this book is definitely worth bringing into your library and your life."
Angela Dicken, Freelance Writer
"You don't need a PhD to be inspired by the Holy Spirit. You need selfless dedication, humility, and a hunger for truth....after sixty years on this earth, I have heard a few sermons, and Mr. Payne's book stands as a delightful treasure."
RC Martin, Professional Editor