As Jesus' life on earth approaches the end, He warns His followers to be ready for His return. In doing so, He gives some illustrations that help us understand what this involves.

There is a great deal of mystery that surrounds End Times in the Bible. Jesus gives His followers a few pieces of key insight into what will occur in the lead up to the end of all things.

Jesus calls His followers to be people of integrity. The Pharisees and scribes provided an example of the opposite. Jesus describes very serious consequences for this incongruity.

Responding to what seemed like a simple question about Jewish Law, Jesus gives deep insight regarding who He is as the Messiah.

At this point in the story, the Jewish Leaders are doing everything in their power to take down Jesus; even becoming allies with their enemies. Through these interactions, however, Jesus teaches us some things that are rarely addressed in other passages of scripture.

People reject God's offer of citizenship in the kingdom of heaven for different reasons. Here, Jesus describes some of those reasons and gives insight into those who will accept the invitation.

Many of the arguments of the religious people in Jesus' day remain in modern society. As we study Jesus' interaction with these people, we can gather insight into our own obstacles and resistances to Him.

In two, seemingly uncharacteristic actions of Jesus, we learn about God's desire for His people and the role of faith in our own cleansing.

As the story of Matthew reaches its zenith, Jesus enters into Jerusalem as the King. But His popularity would not last. In this message we study the Triumphal Entry of Palm Sunday.