Jesus is the new and better Moses, but doesn't deliver His people from a nation-state, but a deeper and darker enemy: sin, Satan, death and hell. In Matthew 17, Jesus casts out a demon and reminds his disciples that even if they have a little faith, they can move mountains through His own power. 

Jesus is the new and better Moses, but doesn't deliver His people from a nation-state, but a deeper and darker enemy: sin, Satan, death and hell. In Matthew 17, Jesus casts out a demon and reminds his disciples that even if they have a little faith, they can move mountains through His own power.

In Matthew 17, Jesus takes three disciples up on a mountain and is transfigured before them. Here Jesus reveals his glory to the disciples and forces us to ask ourselves, "Who is Jesus?"

Jesus changes Simon's name to Peter, and says something confusing about a rock and the church. What does Jesus mean? What's the significance of Peter's name change, and is it Peter that the church is built on? Listen in to learn more!

In Matthew 17, Jesus takes three disciples up on a mountain and is transfigured before them. Here Jesus reveals His glory to the disciples and forces us to ask ourselves, "Who is Jesus?"

Jesus is asking us what he asked the disciples: Who do you say I am? And even more than that, what does that mean for my life as your follower? 

Jesus is asking us what He asked the disciples: Who do you say I am?

Seeing is not believing. Jesus makes that abundantly clear when he responds to the Pharisees and Sadducees' demand for a sign. In fact, the opposite is true: you cannot see until you believe. This is what happened to the disciples in their scarcity mindset; it wasn't until Jesus reminded them of His provision and abundance that they saw and understood. Have you seen and believed?

Seeing is not believing. Jesus makes that abundantly clear when he responds to the Pharisees and Sadducees' demand for a sign. In fact, the opposite is true: you cannot see until you believe. This is what happened to the disciples in their scarcity mindset; it wasn't until Jesus reminded them of His provision and abundance that they saw and understood. Have you seen and believed?

At every turn we see Jesus full of compassion on the Canaanite woman and her daughter, the crowds of sick and hurting and hungry people in need of healing and food. Jesus shows us what true compassion is. His words were established in his actions, and He always has been and always will be a God of love and compassion on those who come to Him in faith.