The Life of King David

Noah, Abraham, Joseph, Moses, Joshua 

As the Jerusalem Jewish leaders try to trap Jesus again - He gives a clear teaching on God's intention for marriage and families. 

From the disciples' own conversation Jesus teaches them what being the "greatest" in His Kingdom really looks like - including the importance of overcoming and avoiding sin.  

Jesus and the three come down from the mountain to a demon possessed boy and a lot of conflict.

Jesus takes Peter, James and John up on a high mountain and is transfigured before them.  What is the significance of this encounter? 

As Jesus continue to do miracles He begins to reveal more of his identity and mission to His closest followers.

Jesus uses the feeding of the 5000 and then the 4000 to teach His disciples about who He is and what His true mission is.  

Jesus goes into Gentile territory and uses His miraculous power showing that although His primary mission was to the Jews (at first) that the Gentiles matter greatly to God also.

While in Galilee, Jesus confronts some Jewish leaders from Jerusalem with their hypocrisy regarding valuing outward appearances over a heart that is truly desiring to honor and love God.