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Episode 250! The next parable we look at is the Owner of the Vineyard which presents Israel's rejection of the prophets and the Son Jesus Christ and the giving of the message of salvation to the Gentiles.
Today, we examine the parable of the landowner from Matthew 20:1-16 which illustrates our Lord's sovereignty over the dispensing of rewards to the believer.
In this episode we conclude our look at the parables of Matthew 13 detailing the time/age between Christ's first advent (and rejection by the nation of Israel) and His glorious return at His second advent to set up His kingdom.
We continue our study of the parables of Matthew 13 with 2 parables: the Tares and the Wheat; and the Mustard Seed
In the next few episodes, we will be looking at the parables found in Matthew 13, many of which are unique to Matthew. Today, we look at the context and the events leading up to Matthew 13.
Today, we look at our first parable, the parable of the soils (sower) which is found in all three gospels (Matthew, Mark and Luke) and why it is the foundation for all the other parables.
Today, we start a new series on the parables of Jesus as presented in the gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke. The goal is to have a clear understanding of them and to be able to answer the following: Why did Jesus speak in parables? What is the purpose of the parables? And in what way, if any, do they relate to us as believers of the Church?
Today, we conclude our study on prayer by looking at James 1 and the purpose of asking in the light of trials.
In today's episode, we look at Paul's prayers for the Thessalonians in the face of persecution and doctrinal error regarding the Rapture and the Day of the Lord
We conclude our look at prayer in the letter to the Colossians with the example of Epaphras who agonized in prayer, interceeding for the Colossian believers and Paul
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