Jesus tells us go to God with everything, don’t hold back. If we who are sinful who are heavily flawed know how to give good gifts to our own children how much more does the creator of the universe know to give us? Luke 11:5-13 (NLT)References:Tyndale, "Every Man's Bible", New Living Translation 2013Crossway, "Study Bible", English Standard Version 2016Oxford, "The Catholic Study Bible, Third Edition", The New American Bible Revised Edition 2010Holman, "Apologetics Study Bible", Christian Standard Bible 2020Bible App, King James Versionhttps://biblehub.com/

An expert in religious law tries to trap Jesus, and Jesus shares a parable to paint a picture of how we should treat others. Additionally, the two most important commandments are, Love the Lord your God with all your heart all your soul all your strength and all your mind. And love your neighbor as yourself. Luke 10:25-37 (NLT)References:Tyndale, "Every Man's Bible", New Living Translation 2013Crossway, "Study Bible", English Standard Version 2016Oxford, "The Catholic Study Bible, Third Edition", The New American Bible Revised Edition 2010Holman, "Apologetics Study Bible", Christian Standard Bible 2020Bible App, King James Versionhttps://biblehub.com/

Jesus tells us the gift of salvation is immeasurably great, greater than anything we could achieve. If we are not equally merciful with others, we will be held accountable by God. The main take away is don’t hold grudges, forgive people freely. Matthew 18:21-34 (NLT)References:Tyndale, "Every Man's Bible", New Living Translation 2013Crossway, "Study Bible", English Standard Version 2016Oxford, "The Catholic Study Bible, Third Edition", The New American Bible Revised Edition 2010Holman, "Apologetics Study Bible", Christian Standard Bible 2020Bible App, King James Versionhttps://biblehub.com/

Jesus tells us that we are owed nothing. It is our duty to behave righteously. God's love for us is great, but don’t think this is owed to us, instead offer gratitude and praise to our Father in Heaven for the greatness of His grace and love for us. Luke 17:7-10 (NLT)References:Tyndale, "Every Man's Bible", New Living Translation 2013Crossway, "Study Bible", English Standard Version 2016Oxford, "The Catholic Study Bible, Third Edition", The New American Bible Revised Edition 2010Holman, "Apologetics Study Bible", Christian Standard Bible 2020Bible App, King James Versionhttps://biblehub.com/

Jesus tells us not to lead others into sin, that we should hold each other accountable as Christians, that we should be generous in forgiving others, and that even a small amount of faith produces remarkable outcomes. Luke 17:1-6 (NLT)References:Tyndale, "Every Man's Bible", New Living Translation 2013Crossway, "Study Bible", English Standard Version 2016Oxford, "The Catholic Study Bible, Third Edition", The New American Bible Revised Edition 2010Holman, "Apologetics Study Bible", Christian Standard Bible 2020Bible App, King James Versionhttps://biblehub.com/

Jesus gives us insight into three things in this parable; 1. God does not want any of use to perish, 2. Angels are real, and 3. If we turn from sinfulness towards righteousness their is great rejoicing in the heavens. Matthew 18:1-4, 10-14 (NLT)References:Tyndale, "Every Man's Bible", New Living Translation 2013Crossway, "Study Bible", English Standard Version 2016Oxford, "The Catholic Study Bible, Third Edition", The New American Bible Revised Edition 2010Holman, "Apologetics Study Bible", Christian Standard Bible 2020Bible App, King James Versionhttps://biblehub.com/

Jesus speaks about the end times and the great separation that will occur between righteous and wicked. Matthew 13:47-52 (NLT)References:Tyndale, "Every Man's Bible", New Living Translation 2013Crossway, "Study Bible", English Standard Version 2016Oxford, "The Catholic Study Bible, Third Edition", The New American Bible Revised Edition 2010Holman, "Apologetics Study Bible", Christian Standard Bible 2020Bible App, King James Versionhttps://biblehub.com/

Jesus tells us when we find something of great value we want to give up what we currently have to acquire the thing that we found which we know has greater value that what we currently have. Matthew 13:44-46 (NLT)References:Tyndale, "Every Man's Bible", New Living Translation 2013Crossway, "Study Bible", English Standard Version 2016Oxford, "The Catholic Study Bible, Third Edition", The New American Bible Revised Edition 2010Holman, "Apologetics Study Bible", Christian Standard Bible 2020Bible App, King James Versionhttps://biblehub.com/

This is another example of Jesus telling us how something small will grow into something great and bountiful that will nourish us and others. Matthew 13:33-35 (NLT)References:Tyndale, "Every Man's Bible", New Living Translation 2013Crossway, "Study Bible", English Standard Version 2016Oxford, "The Catholic Study Bible, Third Edition", The New American Bible Revised Edition 2010Holman, "Apologetics Study Bible", Christian Standard Bible 2020Bible App, King James Versionhttps://biblehub.com/

Jesus tells us that something so small, the initial planting of our faith in Him and choosing to pursue righteousness, can grow into this great strong sheltering force for us and for those that we have relationships with. Mark 4:30-32 (NLT)References:Tyndale, "Every Man's Bible", New Living Translation 2013Crossway, "Study Bible", English Standard Version 2016Oxford, "The Catholic Study Bible, Third Edition", The New American Bible Revised Edition 2010Holman, "Apologetics Study Bible", Christian Standard Bible 2020Bible App, King James Versionhttps://biblehub.com/