Jesus inquiries His disciples of who they think He is. Peter answers Him saying that He is "the Christ, the Son of the living God." Jesus proclaims the foundation of His church and grants authority to it. We explore this foundation and the importance of the proper use of the Church's authority.

The Sadducees and Pharisees demand a sign from Jesus. Jesus rebukes them and later warns his disciples to beware the leaven of the Pharisees and Sadducees. We explore the different kinds of leaven we ought to be aware of in our own lives.

The Sadducees and Pharisees demand a sign from Jesus. Jesus rebukes them and later warns his disciples to beware the leaven of the Pharisees and Sadducees. We explore the different kinds of leaven we ought to be aware of in our own lives.

Jesus feeds the four thousand. We find here that while this miracle resembles the feeding of the five thousand, one major difference is that here Jesus feeds Gentiles showing the greater call of God on the nations.

Jesus feeds the four thousand. We find here that while this miracle resembles the feeding of the five thousand, one major difference is that here Jesus feeds Gentiles showing the greater call of God on the nations.

Jesus rebukes the Pharisees for letting the traditions of men become greater than the scriptures. We look at what true religion is and what it's views are on scripture, sin and the heart.

Jesus rebukes the Pharisees for letting the traditions of men become greater than the scriptures. We look at what true religion is and what it's views are on scripture, sin and the heart.

Jesus comes to the disciples during the fourth watch of the night as they strain against the wind and the waves. Peter asks in faith to come to Jesus on the water but, when Peter reaches Jesus he becomes fearful of the storm and begins to sink.

Jesus comes to the disciples during the fourth watch of the night as they strain against the wind and the waves. Peter asks in faith to come to Jesus on the water but, when Peter reaches Jesus he becomes fearful of the storm and begins to sink.

Jesus feeds the five-thousand and in so doing shows who He is, namely God. We see the parallels with Jesus' compassion and the compassion showed to Israel in the old testament and how the giving of the mana is also reflected in the abundance of Christ's dividing of the five loaves and two fish.