Jesus says that tragedy in the world should not cause us to question the sin of those who suffer but should lead us to repentance. And while judgment will certainly come on those who do not turn in repentance and faith, God is full of patience and kindness.

Jesus says that tragedy in the world should not cause us to question the sin of those who suffer but should lead us to repentance. And while judgment will certainly come on those who do not turn in repentance and faith, God is full of patience and kindness.

Jesus calls the crowds and us to not miss the truth of his coming - the year of the Lord's favor - and the chance to settle our debts with him before it's too late.

Jesus calls the crowds and us to not miss the truth of his coming - the year of the Lord's favor - and the chance to settle our debts with him before it's too late.

Jesus calls the crowds and us to not miss the truth of his coming - the year of the Lord's favor - and the chance to settle our debts with him before it's too late.

Jesus explains the core of his mission as the casting of fire on earth and his submission to the baptism of the cross, and he is clear that this mission will bring division, even in our closest relationships. Judgment is coming; division is inevitable.

Jesus explains the core of his mission as the casting of fire on earth and his submission to the baptism of the cross, and he is clear that this mission will bring division, even in our closest relationships. Judgment is coming; division is inevitable.

Jesus calls us to be ready for his return, and through three parables he answers three questions: (1) Why should I be ready? (2) How can I be ready? and (3) Who should be ready?

Jesus calls us to be ready for his return, and through three parables he answers three questions: (1) Why should I be ready? (2) How can I be ready? and (3) Who should be ready?

Jesus, in the midst of his discussion of money and possessions, calls his followers to not worry but to instead seek his kingdom.