Jesus goes deeper into understanding of the law. The Pharisee's continue to twist the law into their favor to portray and outward righteousness. Jesus directs his laws to the heart. This week we cover tough topics of divorce and oath taking.

Now that Jesus has explained he fulfills the law rather than gets rid of it, he then goes in depth to teach us what the law actually means so we can better understand and follow it. This week we cover two important issues in the human heart: anger and lust.

Ever wonder the place the Old Testament and the Law have today in a New Testament world? Jesus has some strong words to say about it. Join us as we explore a topic that has led to heresy for centuries.

What is the role of the church in the world? How does that apply to today's society? Those are complicated questions that Jesus gives an outline to in the Sermon on the Mount when he calls his disciples Salt & Light. Explore with us.

In the last conversation we explore, Jesus explains to Peter and the disciples what a true follower of His is. There is a cost, but also a reward. Listen in to get the inside scoop of what it means to follow Christ.

Nicodemus is a religious ruler, prominent teacher, and Pharisee, yet Jesus needs to take him to school. This conversation brings out some of the most quoted and amazing theology in scripture. Jesus dives a little bit deeper than usual in this conversation since the person He is talking to is a teacher of the law.

Zacchaeus is an outcast, cheat, extortionist, and traitor to his people. It's quite the rap sheet. How is it that Jesus is received by a man like this and gets to host the Son of God at his dinner table but the law-following young ruler does not?

This wealthy, young ruler comes to Jesus with a serious question: how do I get into heaven? The answer is more than he can bear. The revelation for others, though, is amazing.

Our last week exploring some of the more intense moments in Jesus' personal life. His moments before being betrayed by Judas are fascinating. They reveal to us the truth depth of His sacrifice for us.

Jesus has many intense moments as he ends his time of ministry on earth. On Palm Sunday right after his triumphal entry we see Him walk into the temple and turn the place upside down. Why did he do this? What does this mean for us today?