The disciples ask Jesus two questions after they hear him talk about the destruction of the temple. They ask when those things will happen and when will be the end of the age.

Jesus turns and announces 7 woe's to the scribes and pharisees who are saying one thing and doing another! Jesus had wanted to gather his people to himself and protect them but they rebelled far from him. These woe's serve as warning to each of us especially in today's culture!

A scribe tests Jesus with a question of what is THE Great Command. Out of the 613 commands which one is the greatest? Jesus response was simple and two fold, love God and love others!

The Pharisees come and test Jesus with a question about taxes but get an object lesson of being stamped in the image of their creator. The Sadducees come and test Jesus with a question concerning the resurrection of which they don't believe in. Jesus once again amazes them by revealing the character of God in his power and creativity not limited by their understanding or imagination.

In Jesus patience and grace he leads us to see our blind spots, weakness and sin so that we can respond and receive forgiveness and freedom. Jesus leads us to see clearly our own blindness, his glory and an opportunity to respond to his call.

The Spirit descends on the day of Pentecost and brings new life! What most people often miss is the rest of the story of Pentecost. They had been celebrating the day of Pentecost for 1,500 years before. Hear the rest of the story and why the Spirit descending on Pentecost is so powerful. The law brings death but the Spirit brings life!

Special speaker Jake Kopra. Jesus the ultimate teacher explains, illustrates and models what serving in His Kingdom looks like and how it turns our world upside-down.

Two questions brought to Jesus reveal the hearts of those who asked. Jesus responds with answers to seemingly different questions, Kingdom Questions that we all should learn to ask.

The disciples want to know who is the greatest in the Kingdom of Heaven. Jesus response is to tune their hearts to seek the lost, reconcile with their brothers and sisters and consider the forgiveness of their gracious Heavenly Father.

Jesus climbs a high mountain with his disciples and transfigures before them. A voice from heaven calls out, "this is my beloved son." From the mountain to the valley where they encounter a man with his son who is suffering and Jesus heals him. Then the disciples go fishing to pay for the temple tax because the "sons are free." The beloved Son of God becomes the son of man to heal and free the sons and daughters of men. Jesus suffering reveals His glory!