This week, we’ll take a look at two more questions Jesus was asked in Jerusalem. Then we’ll consider the way Jesus turns the Pharisees’ question back on them, setting up his great sermon from the Mount of Olives. | Matthew | Series: The Exiled King

The Pharisees make an uneasy alliance with their rivals in an attempt to get Jesus to say something they can use against him. | Matthew | Series: The Exiled King

Now in Jerusalem to do his Father’s work, Jesus is challenged concerning his authority. He answers by telling a series of parable which revolve around different kinds of sons and their service to their fathers. | Matthew | Series: The Exiled King

Finally, Jesus arrives in Jerusalem. He is greeted with acclamations that upset the religious leaders, but the real lesson happens near a tree by the side of the road. | Matthew | Series: The Exiled King

As Jesus walks toward Jerusalem for the last time, he deals with another question about status in the Kingdom of Heaven. He answers with one of his last miracles, which results in blind men heralding him as he enters the city. | Matthew | Series: The Exiled King

Matthew | Series: The Exiled King

Matthew | Series: The Exiled King

A question from the disciples shifts Jesus into a discourse dealing with relationships and priorities among his followers. | Matthew | Series: The Exiled King

Simon Peter is asked what he thinks is an innocuous question, but Jesus uses Peter’s answer as an opportunity to point out that things in this world are not always as they appear | Matthew | Series: The Exiled King

As we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus, we consider how the resurrection altered the disciples’ perception of the world. | Matthew | Series: The Exiled King