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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.

Jesus challenges His disciples to see the Kingdom Of Heaven with a new perspective. One of grace and generosity rather than one of wages and earning.

In this passage of Matthew, Jesus talks about the difficulty that those who are rich in this life have in entering the Kingdom.

In this interaction with a young man, Jesus illuminates the thing that was hindering his relationship with God. Often we allow things to become obstacles that block us from the fullness and abundance in life that God has for us.

Here we see Jesus welcoming children and find the foundation for our ministry to children both at home and in the church.

When the Pharisees attempt to trap Jesus in a political argument about divorce, He gives them much more information than they hoped for.