We have been given a mission and have been sent...but what is our mission and to where should we go?

Among his many miracles, Jesus healed people and raised them from the dead.  Does this still amaze you or have you become so accustomed to the stories that there is little wonder left in them?  We should all still stand in amazement of what Jesus did for us.

The book of Luke shares some stories that are not found in the other four gospels and many times these stories are about those considered as lowly or outcast.  Luke wanted to make sure to share Jesus' love for these people.

When Jesus came into the temple and saw they money changers taking advantage of those coming to worship he got angry.  "This is to be a house of prayer," he said.

Jesus went up the mountain and was transfigured...there are four important questions that can be taken from this story to help us evaluate our walk with Jesus.

Three different blind men were healed by Jesus, each differently.  In this we can see that each of us may experience Jesus differently and yet it is with the same compassion that Jesus comes to each of us.

The book of Mark describes Jesus in different ways than the other three gospels.  Jesus is awe inspiring, human, empathetic, compassionate, and moving in our current lives.

When you are tired and weary, when the world is overwhelming, when all feels lost, Jesus says, "come."  Come all ye weary and heavy laden and I will give you rest.

Jesus dined with sinners and the Pharisees questioned him.  Do we still do the same with people in Christianity?

The scriptures today give a synopsis of Jesus ministry in three ways.  As we continue in the book of Matthew we look at a defining moment in Jesus' life and the three things that defined his ministry.