When you are disputing with someone over theological issues, or some personal issue, and you are holding your ground, is Jesus on your side? Where does He stand when we are in disputes? 

Where does wisdom come from? Jesus not only gives us the answer, but he is the answer.

In Luke 18, Jesus tells a parable to address a group of people who were confident in their own righteousness. The parable reveals a great truth for those who are broken due to their sins...God offers justification!

The humility of Christ is one of the most attractive and unattractive characteristics of Jesus. It attracts our spirit and our flesh wants to turn away from it. Take a look in today's message from Luke 14.

Boldness and compassion are rarely seen in the same person. These two characteristics of Jesus are clearly revealed in the story today found in Luke 13. Listen and rejoice over the person you find in the gospel.

When the Greeks want to come to Jesus, how does He respond? In today's message Will shares the heart of Jesus as He receives and loves all who will come to Him. What is the natural response of people who have been experienced his acceptance? Grab a challenge in today's podcast.

Jesus has two encounters with women during the week before his crucifixion that reveal his desire to promote intimacy with us. In addition to seeing Jesus' response, we can discover the secrets to building intimacy through their example. Jesus not only desires intimacy above all else, he will defend you as you seek it!

Jesus makes it clear in today's passage that obedience to his commands is expected and will be the only way that his will is accomplished. We have the privilege to experience him through obedience.

Jesus had just taught his disciples that to be greatest in the kingdom of God meant to be the servant of all. On the days that followed he demonstrated to them by example what that meant. Through his interaction with Bartimaeus and Zacchaeus we can find principles to apply to our lives and celebrater that Jesus sees us.

How much of what we do in Jesus' name is really to draw attention to ourselves? See how Jesus handles his disciples when they attempt to use their connection with him for their own benefit.