Jesus was a Jew. He had grown up celebrating the passover and reciting the story of the Exodus. Now, one final time, he celebrates the Passover to foreshadow his own week to come.

This parable of the Divided Kingdom teaches that we cannot follow the world and the teachings of Jesus at the same time. We cannot serve the devil and serve Jesus.

The resurrection of the Son of God is the single most important moment in human history. What happened on that Sunday morning surprised the mourners, refuted the skeptics, and change the world.

The week begins in triumphant as Jesus is welcomed into Jerusalem as the King of the Jews. Ironically, it is the very title they will later use to mock him.

This week Ian and Walker talk about the insanity of the documentary Free Solo, and they talk about the the craziness of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

In the finals lines of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus delivers a fitting end to his legendary message.

The Passengers are back for season 5! Daniel and Ardi discuss the heroics of giving up Facebook for a month and how to love others digitally.

Two chapters into the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus warns us against judging others. In 7:1-2, he tells us that we will be judged by the same standards that we judge others. Jesus immediately follows that charge with this parable, implying a connection between them. So, what does this mean?

The hosts talk with Hannah Anderson, author of ‘All That’s Good: Rediscovering the Lost Art of Discernment’ and talk about what discernment is, how to develop it and recognizing the goodness of God all around us.

Jesus is the lamp that exposes all of the things that we think are hidden or covered up about our lives. When all is said and done, all will be revealed.