This week moved through cleared temples, unanswerable questions, a coin with Caesar's face, resurrection, and robes without substance. Today, a Saturday pause to ask honestly: what am I building — and is it built on what actually lasts? (S7E22)

 Jesus asks the teachers a question about Scripture they can't answer without looking at Him differently. Then He warns the crowd about faith that's all robe and no root. Today we close Week 3 asking whether our visible faith matches what's actually underneath. (S7E21)

 The Sadducees try to make resurrection look absurd with a hypothetical about seven brothers. Jesus reframes everything — and drops one of the most quietly stunning lines in Luke: God is not the God of the dead, but of the living. (S7E20)

 "Give to Caesar what is Caesar's — and give to God what is God's." A coin bears Caesar's image. You bear God's. Today we sit with one of Jesus' most brilliant responses and the question it leaves unanswered: what does God get back from you? (S7E19)

 A landlord sends servants — then his own son — to collect from tenants who keep turning them away. The religious leaders immediately recognize the parable is about them. Today we ask: am I enjoying God's vineyard while keeping the owner at arm's length? (S7E18)

 The religious leaders ask Jesus by what authority He acts. He answers with a question they can't safely answer — and they go silent. Today we talk about the difference between looking for the safest answer and actually looking for the true one. (S7E17)

 Jesus walks into the temple and drives out the merchants — not in anger, but as a deliberate act. Today we talk about what gets cleared out when Jesus walks in, and why He always fills the space with something better. (S7E16)

 This week took us from a rich man who couldn't let go, to Zacchaeus who let go of everything the moment Jesus came close — and ended with Jesus weeping at Jerusalem's gates. Today, a Saturday pause to ask: is there a room in my life I haven't let Him into yet? (S7E15)

 The crowd is celebrating. The Pharisees are offended. And Jesus is weeping over a city that doesn't recognize Him. Today we close Week 2 at the gates of Jerusalem — and ask whether we recognize Jesus when He draws near to us. (S7E14)

 The master returns and checks on what his servants did with what he left them. One invested well. One buried his out of fear. Today we ask: what has God entrusted to me that I've been burying instead of investing? (S7E13)