The greatest need we have is getting unshackled from our burden of sin. We think its other things like jobs, family or healing. Jesus meets our greatest needs; the world would rather just throw us away and bury us under our sins.

The greatest need we have is getting unshackled from our burden of sin. We think its other things like jobs, family or healing. Jesus meets our greatest needs; the world would rather just throw us away and bury us under our sins.

When will we leave this world and all of its trouble for the next where all that bothers us leaves forever? No one knows, Jesus challenges His disciples to live in a state of constant readiness. Are we ready to stand in His presence forever?

When will we leave this world and all of its trouble for the next where all that bothers us leaves forever? No one knows, Jesus challenges His disciples to live in a state of constant readiness. Are we ready to stand in His presence forever?

Greed is a universal struggle, whether we have much or little. We are called to live lives of contentment whatever God may give us. It is only in Heaven where we will no longer suffering hunger or thirst and where resources abound.

Greed is a universal struggle, whether we have much or little. We are called to live lives of contentment whatever God may give us. It is only in Heaven where we will no longer suffering hunger or thirst and where resources abound.

Foretelling His disciples that the crowds can deceive. Persecution was coming and He wanted to prepare them for the reality that the world is against them. For us too, we need to remember that God will take care of us and give us what we need at just the right time.

Foretelling His disciples that the crowds can deceive. Persecution was coming and He wanted to prepare them for the reality that the world is against them. For us too, we need to remember that God will take care of us and give us what we need at just the right time.

In a series of woes cast upon the unbelief of the Pharisees, Jesus exposes the common problems of those who cling to religion over faith. If Jesus visited us today, would we hear well done or woes? Are we a people of faith or a people of religion?

In a series of woes cast upon the unbelief of the Pharisees, Jesus exposes the common problems of those who cling to religion over faith. If Jesus visited us today, would we hear well done or woes? Are we a people of faith or a people of religion?