- This week, we go back through Jesus’s private conversation with the disciples about his coming and the end. This time, making some of the connections to the Old Testament prophets, and then the New Testament passages that further explain and refer back to Jesus. This is a rich study, with a lot of information and references.

Speaker: Andy Falleur

Keywords: End Times, Abomination that causes Desolation, AD70, Antiochus Epiphanes

- Jesus has a private conversation with his disciples, answering their important question of when the temple will be destroyed, the sign of His coming, and the end of the age. This chapter is remarkable because of all the phrases that link back to...

- Jesus has a private conversation with his disciples, answering their important question of when the temple will be destroyed, the sign of His coming, and the end of the age. This chapter is remarkable because of all the phrases that link back to Old Testament prophecy and forward into New Testament prophecy. It’s an invitation to a treasure hunt. However, the allure of the treasure hunt can sometimes distract us from the message that Jesus is trying to convey. He doesn’t want any of us to be deceived.

Keywords: prophecy, AD 70, end times, eschatology

Our Bible Study was in Matthew 23:1-39, where Jesus pronounces the “woe’s” on the scribes and Pharisees. We looked at it through the perspective of being a disciple of Jesus, seeing what we could learn about our Lord, how we could please Him,...

- Our Bible Study was in Matthew 23:1-39, where Jesus pronounces the “woe’s” on the scribes and Pharisees. We looked at it through the perspective of being a disciple of Jesus, seeing what we could learn about our Lord, how we could please Him, and how we are becoming like Him. You can see the attributes of the Lord and His character by reading through the hardest words He ever spoke.

Keywords: Future, Just, Authority, Dads

Confrontation has a way of clearing away the superficial and revealing the truth. Jesus is being questioned and examined and his answers reveal His wisdom and understanding. Through his answers, Jesus revealed the place, the idea and the aim of the...

- Confrontation has a way of clearing away the superficial and revealing the truth. Jesus is being questioned and examined and his answers reveal His wisdom and understanding. Through his answers, Jesus revealed the place, the idea and the aim of the Scriptures in our lives.

Speaker: Andy Falleur

Keywords: Ethical dilemma, self-love, glory, wisdom

When the Pharisees were face to face with Jesus, like us, they are more concerned with questions of doctrine than what Jesus was looking for - their lives. Jesus showed the Pharisees that they owed to Caesar's what was made in his image (the coin)...

- When the Pharisees were face to face with Jesus, like us, they are more concerned with questions of doctrine than what Jesus was looking for - their lives. Jesus showed the Pharisees that they owed to Caesar's what was made in his image (the coin) that they owed to God the thing that was made in His own image - Jesus wanted their hearts! We shouldn’t come before the Lord and be marvelled and walk away unchanged, but be transformed into his image by presenting ourselves as living sacrifices to him.

Keywords: Romans 12, Living Sacrifice, Taxes, Pharisees

Jesus gives the third of three parables about the chief priests and elders of the people, giving his perspective of the situation. It’s revealing in what it says about them, but also about us and about the character of God.