Jesus casts out a demon and is accused of doing so by the power of Beelzebub. Jesus uses a parable to explain that a house divided cannot stand.

Jesus goes through the prayer known as "Our Father" and also uses a parable to explain the importance of persistence in your prayer life.

This is the true story of Mary and Martha and how they were preparing for the visit of Jesus. Martha was preoccupied trying to make everything perfect while Mary was content to sit at his feet.

This is a parable that Jesus uses to explain what "love your neighbor" means. The Samaritan showed empathy and kindness to someone who hated him.

Jesus is pleased by the success of the disciples and their report. Here is the only instance in the gospel where it explicitly says that Jesus rejoiced. 

Jesus sends out seventy of His disciples. He gives them instructions on how they carry themselves while spreading the news of the Messiah. One of the important things He says is that they are being sent out as lambs among wolves. 

Jesus speaks to two men who desire to follow him. To one He says that the dead should bury the dead. To the other He says that no who has put his hand to the plow should look back. 

The Sons of Thunder are rejected in a Samaritan town. They ask Jesus if they should call down fire from Heaven like Elijah to take vengeance on the town. 

The apostles begin to argue about who is the greatest among them. Jesus sees this and takes a child and sets him near and uses him in an illustration. He says that whoever is least among them will be the greatest. 

Jesus is about to heal a boy from a demonic spirit. As He approaches the boy, he starts to convulse. Spiritual warfare often happens right as we are about to experience a breakthrough.