Jesus illustrates the destruction of Jerusalem and then justifies his indictment against the city and her leaders.

Jesus heals the blind and lame in the temple and receives praise from children. How are these two events connected?

Paul was motivated by a desire to please the Lord. How did that effect his life?

Jesus uses to Old Testament passages to strongly condemn Israel's idolatry of the temple. What does this mean for the church?

Jesus intentionally rode into Jerusalem "humble, riding on a donkey". Why? What was he doing? What promises did this fulfill?

Martin Luther's last words were "We are beggars, this is true." Those words define the Christian faith nearly as well as anything else Luther ever said. We see this clearly in Matthew 20:29-34 in which Jesus heals two roadside beggars.

The disciples vie for position but Jesus teaches them about the cross.

Peter wants to know what he "gets" for leaving it all behind to follow Jesus. Jesus teaches him (and us!) about grace through an interesting parable.