What if a mustard seed, a pinch of yeast, and a fisherman's net could tell you who you really are? In this week's message, Ruth walks through Jesus' kingdom parables in Matthew 13 — the mustard seed, the yeast, the net, and hidden treasure — unpacking how each points to a kingdom that starts small, spreads quietly, and ultimately separates what's good from what isn't. But the heart of the message lands on one Hebrew word: segulah, God's treasured possession. Ruth traces this thread from Exodus through the prophets to the New Testament, showing that being treasured by God isn't something we earn — it's something we're given, refined through fire, and held onto no matter what. A gentle but searching invitation to ask: if you truly believed you were God's treasure, what would change about how you live, love, and see yourself tomorrow?