Following Jesus silencing the crowd, Jesus uses a parable about a wedding warning of self promotion. In our modern world, will we past the test of humility or will we experience humiliation?

Jesus healed again on the Sabbath day, and it was clear that the Pharisees were looking to catch Jesus up. As Jesus let the man with the dropsy go after he was healed, Jesus silences the critics. Which crowd will we be in?

The Pharisees pretended to care about Jesus, and in response, Jesus gives a hearty indictment on the nation of Israel while revealing His mission going forward. Will we be mission minded?

Jesus taught as he was on His way to Jerusalem that we need to enter into the strait gate. Inevitably, there will be some that think they will be in Heaven, yet Jesus taught some unlikely people would be there.

In two brief parables, Jesus teaches us some of the trouble that will come. We must be carful to discern some of the problematic areas of our day. 

Jesus healed on the Sabbath to reveal the deeper issue than the chronic illness. Often we get distracted and misplace our compassion, but Christ helps us see what is important.

In response to two tragic accounts, Jesus teaches an important lesson in helping us understand personal tragedy. Death is the great equalizer, yet we all have choice in this life will we be barren or fruitful?

There is coming a day that people will face the judgment of the Lord. Jesus warns of the division that He brings because of who He is. When judgment comes, what will we have spent our time learning?

The Lord has blessed every person with different gifts and talents. It is important that each of us understand our role in using the gifts the each of us has been given.

The second coming of Christ can often be confusing, yet Jesus teaches a few tips till He returns regardless of the time. Let us go forward understanding that we are to be mindful while we wait for His coming.