Jesus uses a parable of a widow to illustrate the importance of persistence in your prayer life. The woman eventually wears down a judge with her pleas for justice. 

Jesus explains to His disciples the circumstances surrounding the Second Coming. These verses are typically used as evidence for the Rapture. 

Jesus heals ten lepers as he passed through the border of Samaria and Galilee. Of the ten lepers, only one returned to Jesus to praise Him. 

Jesus uses an illustration to demonstrate the relationship between faith and duty. He proposed to His disciples a simple question: should the servant be thanked because he did things that were expected of him?

Jesus explains to His disciples that it is impossible to avoid offense altogether in our lives. He follows up this statement be explaining the need to forgive. 

Jesus uses the parable of the rich man and Lazarus as a follow up to the previous parable of the unrighteous steward. Like the previous parable, there is a focus on being prepared for your future circumstances. 

In this verse Jesus says that if a person is divorced and they remarry, the person that marries them is committing adultery. 

Here Jesus says that not tittle of the law will fail before heaven and earth pass. Although salvation is by grace, we are still commanded to keep the two most important commandments that Jesus gave. This is the essence of the moral law. 

Jesus uses the parable of the unrighteous steward to explain the need to be ready in our current circumstances. This parable is one of the most difficult because the servant is unrighteous but the focus is on his shrewdness rather than the morality of his actions. 

Jesus uses the parable of the prodigal son to explain to explain our relationship with God. At some point, we all were lost but when we make the decision to return home, the Father greets us with joy.