Jesus tells a parable for the third straight week and there are so many important nuances to the story, you need a notebook to keep up. 

Jesus compares religious leaders with workers in a vineyard who believe they can take over the business by sheer violence. Link to Brad and Megan's church

We close out Chapter 21 of Matthew with a violent story that Jesus hopes will capture the attention of the crowd.

Jesus separates himself from people that pretend to follow God's word by challenging them to say difficult things to a amped up crowd. Link to Brad and Megan's worship service

In a chapter that begins with a triumphant entry and a complete upheaval of the pay station in the Temple, religious leaders surround Jesus and demand why he has any authority to do what he is doing. 

God provides daily bread if the people are willing to gather it. 

Jesus tells his followers that the pain of removing obstacles within us is worth every sacrifice. 

When asked who was the greatest in all human history, Jesus gives an answer no one would expect.

We look at highlights of the entire story of Matthew 18, culminating in the story of forgiveness of debt.

Jesus tells his followers to go directly to the source when dealing with conflict in the group.