When we forget our brokenness and neediness, we become cynical and jealous of the grace of God toward others. 

When approached by a rich young man looking for eternal life, Jesus asks him to do something that would reveal where his treasure is.

On His way to Jerusalem, Jesus is confronted by the Pharisees trying to get Him involved in a heated debate of the day regarding marriage and divorce. Jesus responds by taking them back to Genesis.

As citizens in the Kingdom of God, we handle conflict differently than the way of the world - we forgive.

Jesus makes honest assessments about the way Christians can hurt other Christians and then He shows us how to handle it.

When we forget the Gospel and we start to fight for status we hurt people and God is not pleased.

In what feels like a throw-away kind of moment, Jesus miraculously provides a temple tax payment for Himself and for Peter in the mouth of a fish. It is a story that acts as a harbinger for the price Jesus would pay for our ultimate freedom.

A critical moment in Christian history - Jesus reveals Himself as the glory of the God. But the moment was never meant to stay on the mountaintop - it is meant to make its way into our moments of little faith.

The question each person has to reckon with is, "Who do you say Jesus is?"

Jesus moves from Galilee up the coast and then around the Sea of Galilee reaching more and more people and there is a moment with a Canaanite woman that changes everything.