The disciples Jesus sent ahead of Himself returned with great joy. But Jesus cautioned them not to be thrilled that the demons were subject to them. Rather, they should rejoice that their names are written in Heaven. Can you rejoice for that same reason?

Jesus sent disciples out to places where He would soon be coming. Some places received them. Some rejected them and their message. Since they were bringing the message of salvation, they did so to their doom. The same is true today.

Jesus sent disciples out to places where He would soon be coming. Some places received them. Some rejected them and their message. Since they were bringing the message of salvation, they did so to their doom. The same is true today.

In preparation for His arrival, Jesus sends 70 of His disciples out to areas He will visit on His way to Jerusalem. Just as it was then, the harvest today is plentiful. Therefore, we too should pray that the Lord of the harvest would send out laborers into His field. Will you answer that call?

In preparation for His arrival, Jesus sends 70 of His disciples out to areas He will visit on His way to Jerusalem. Just as it was then, the harvest today is plentiful. Therefore, we too should pray that the Lord of the harvest would send out laborers into His field. Will you answer that call?

Jesus calls us to follow Him, but there are reasons many people don't. They are not good reasons, but they have their reasons nonetheless. In today's text, we meet three people and see three reasons not to follow Jesus.

Jesus calls us to follow Him, but there are reasons many people don't. They are not good reasons, but they have their reasons nonetheless. In today's text, we meet three people and see three reasons not to follow Jesus.

Which disciple is the greatest? That is exactly what the Apostles argued about. Even though they had seen and heard all that Jesus was doing and saying, they still squabbled about such things. In correcting their errant views, Jesus tells them, and us, what it takes to be great in the Kingdom of God.

Which disciple is the greatest? That is exactly what the Apostles argued about. Even though they had seen and heard all that Jesus was doing and saying, they still squabbled about such things. In correcting their errant views, Jesus tells them, and us, what it takes to be great in the Kingdom of God.

When we suffer affliction, it can make us desperate for help. When loved ones suffer, it can make us even more desperate. In our text today, we meet a father who's son is suffering from demon-possession, and he is desperate to see his son freed.