Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem was chock full of meaning. Listen in as we explore some of the meanings behind His actions.

Jesus closes out the Sermon on the Plain with a challenge. It is not stated as such, but implicit in His words is the challenge to put what He has said into practice. Failing to do so is like foolishly building one's house on the ground. Doing so is like wisely building one's house on a solid rock. Be a wise builder.

Jesus closes out the Sermon on the Plain with a challenge. It is not stated as such, but implicit in His words is the challenge to put what He has said into practice. Failing to do so is like foolishly building one's house on the ground. Doing so is like wisely building one's house on a solid rock. Be a wise builder.

In wrapping up the Sermon on the Plain, Jesus gives us three short parables or word pictures to help us get what He has been teaching. We need to beware of blind guides, not be blind eye surgeons, and be careful fruit inspectors.

In wrapping up the Sermon on the Plain, Jesus gives us three short parables or word pictures to help us get what He has been teaching. We need to beware of blind guides, not be blind eye surgeons, and be careful fruit inspectors.

Jesus is famous for preaching the Sermon on the Mount. However, He preached a less well-known Sermon on the Plain which touches on many of the same subjects. Listen in as we examine the first section of the Sermon on the Plain - The Beatitudes.

Jesus is famous for preaching the Sermon on the Mount. However, He preached a less well-known Sermon on the Plain which touches on many of the same subjects. Listen in as we examine the first section of the Sermon on the Plain - The Beatitudes.

The choosing of the twelve Apostles was a turning point in Jesus' ministry. Jesus sets the example for us in prayer, and we can be encouraged by His choice of such a ragtag group.

The choosing of the twelve Apostles was a turning point in Jesus' ministry. Jesus sets the example for us in prayer, and we can be encouraged by His choice of such a ragtag group.

Jesus made religious people angry all the time. This was particularly true about the Sabbath. In today's text, Jesus defended His disciples who were picking grain on the Sabbath and getting on the Pharisees' bad side. Listen in to hear how Jesus is Lord of the Sabbath.