Biblical Breadcrumbs

The theme of Jesus being greater than John continues, as Jesus turns to rebuke the people around Him. What do they need to hear? And, if they need to hear it, then what do we need to learn from it? Join me as we explore Jesus' teaching.

The audio for this one may be a little off, I recorded in a different location than usual.

Compare John and Jesus. Which one is better, and why? That's the question that Jesus addresses in this segment, so join me as we question right along with Him!

The end of the second sermon. How will Jesus close off His "inspirational" speech to the apostles? Join me as we seek that out!

The (hopefully) second-to-last session spent on Jesus' words in this chapter, here we discuss the reason as to why we should choose to work for God. For a worker in the Kingdom, this is pretty important to nail down. So, join me as we think on Jesus' words and how they may apply to us today!

Jesus' warning to His apostles continues. They need to know exactly what could happen to them, on the off-chance that it does happen. Join me as we consider Jesus' words to His disciples and what application they might have for us!

We listen in one Jesus' second sermon: well, the first section of it, anyways. The "Limited Commission", as it's sometimes called, given to the 12 apostles. Join me as we hear what their job was, and how that affects our work too!

Why is 9.35-38 not part of Chapter 10? Well, I don't know either, but I do know that they fit together. Join with me as we enter into the preliminary address for Jesus' second speech and hopefully learn a lesson or two from it!

Matthew 9.33-34 brought a question to my mind. It didn't fit into the episode there, so I've broken it out into its own episode to try and more fully explain my thought on the concept. Maybe you agree? Maybe you don't. Maybe it's something in the middle?

Whatever the case may be, feel free to join me--if you will--and let's think about the ideas of overcorrecting and keeping in balance!

FASTING. Is it actually important, or is it a relic from the Old Testament that the Pharisees built into their tradition? Is it a valid commandment for the modern day? I don't have a solidified conclusion, but join me anyway as I talk about what fasting is and suggest what we might do about it!

Here, two more stories. Short and simple, but deep and complex at the same time. Easy, right? Join me as we go through this bit of history and some potential applications for the modern day!