How does Jesus respond to His enemies? More importantly, who are Jesus' enemies? The answer to these questions and more can be found in this session of the teaching ministry of Knollwood Presbyterian Church!

Today, we look at Jesus' prayer on the Mount of Olives. How did Jesus have the strength to go to the cross? How did He avoid temptation, and how can we do the same? This and more is covered in our lesson out of Luke 22: 39-46.

We all have ideas of what makes a person important or great, but Jesus has very different standards than we do. Find out what Jesus is really looking for in a leader by listening to today's episode!

What was something that Jesus looked forward to? The answer may surprise you as we look at the meaning of the Lord's Supper!

Luke 22 contains the story of Judas' betrayal of Jesus. It says that Satan entered into him to begin these process. How does this work, and is it possible for it to happen to us? Come with us as we wrestle with these questions in this episode from our teaching series through Luke.

As each day goes by, it seems like the world is just getting closer to the end. We hear of reports of pandemics, earthquakes, and potential wars everyday, and it can feel like it is all just spiraling out of control. But Christians don't have to feel hopeless. Quite the opposite, in fact, as we shall see from this week's sermon.

As the New Year approaches, we often make resolutions rather than repentance. What is the difference? What even is repentance? Find out in this episode as we conclude the Advent season!

With our world the way it is, we wonder if Jesus can really handle it? Was the ancient world like our own? What can we say to suffering in this world? Find out the answer to these questions and more in this third Advent message out of Matthew 2.

How is it possible that Gentile astrologers have a better view of Jesus than the people in His own town? What does it mean for us to have a Newborn King? Find out in this examination of Matthew 2:1-12!

Do you have a hard time trusting God when things are hard or uncertain? The cure for this is staring at the doctrine of Providence, God's way of guiding all things to fulfill His loving plan. See how this works at a national and personal level as we look at Matthew 1:18-25!