Jesus tells the crowd to beware of the religion of the scribes...but He calls us to pay attention to the religion of a poor widow.

How can David call his own son Lord? What is it that the religious authorities in Jesus' time misunderstood about Him?

The Gospel gives shape to what our love for the Lord, and for our neighbor, will look like.

How can I be accepted by a holy God? Is there a standard of goodness that I need to achieve? Can I be "good enough?"

Our joy and God's glory are connected. We have been made to be most happy when we are delighting ourselves in Him. So, when Jesus gives the most important command, to love the Lord, God is commanding our happiness. Will we trust Him and obey?

Jesus told the Sadducees that they didn't know the Scriptures or the power of God. How might this apply to the church?

What role does government have in the Christian's life? To what extent are you called to obey?

God's people will delight to live under the good authority of Jesus Christ. The sinful heart, though, will rebel against it.

The fig tree is a parable of the fruitlessness of the temple.

When the King of Kings rode into Jerusalem, the royal city, it was not with the pomp and ceremony that one would expect. Jesus was declaring what His Kingdom is like.