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Jesus Speaks to the Multitude
Jesus exhorts the people not to be as the religious leaders. He teaches on the characteristics of those who are hypocrites yet see themselves as God’s spokesmen.Last Questions
Seeking to make Jesus look foolish, the Pharisees ask Him one last question. He in turn asks them what they think of the Christ and His relationship to David.
Lessons on the Resurrection
While the denarius coin bore the resemblance of Caesar, believers are to be the image bearers of Christ. We know that at the last trump we shall all be changed. Jesus challenges the Sadducee’s views of the resurrection. He brings to their attention the fact that God is the God of the Living and those who believe will never die.
The Heritage of The Nation
God sovereignly controls the destiny of nations. While it was intended by the founders of this country that America would be a Christian nation, the culture has shifted. God charges each of us to use our unique callings to take action and be the light and salt that draws others to His kingdom.
Jesus tells this last parable which implies what will happen to those who hate Him and kill His prophets. In this parable He speaks of the marriage of the King’s son and His armies that will come to destroy the wicked. All are invited to the wedding feast but those who will not receive His “garments” are rejected.
Vinedressers and The Cornerstone
Jesus tells another parable which compares the religious leaders to the wicked vinedressers who kill the master’s son. Jesus compares himself to the chief cornerstone and the church is to align with His standards. He also foretells of coming judgement.
The chief priest and elders challenge Jesus’ authority. He challenges their integrity and tells the parable of the two sons. In this story, Jesus is comparing the religious leaders to the disobedient son.
A study in 2 Samuel 15 from our Midweek Service at Harvest Fellowship with Pastor Paul Mowery.
The Triumphal Entry
Jesus rides into Jerusalem on a colt fulfilling prophesy and with hardness of heart and spiritual blindness the Jews miss their day of visitation.
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