The Emmaus Road story is one of the more mysterious places in the Bible. The risen Lord joins two followers who have no idea who He is. Tune in with us to see how this story ends. 

In the Sermon on The Mount, Jesus talks about three acts of righteousness - giving to the needy, praying, and fasting - and challenges us to check the motives of our act first and foremost. Are we seeking the praise of people or are we seeking to please God?

Jesus expands his cryptic saying of the Good Shepherd.

In this teaching, Jesus gets to a root problem that all people have. Whether you are rich or poor we all struggle with greed. When it comes to possessions we can be guilty of two sins - we can be anxious about not having enough or we can be greedy about what we have. 

In this Psalm, David cries to the Lord after his betrayal by the people of Ziph. 

Jesus gives us two big "no no's" when praying.

Jesus tells a parable of a widow who persistently comes before a godless judge - who eventually gives in. Jesus says if that godless judge will eventually listen, how much more does our loving and gracious God listen to us? The key - persistence.

Jesus continues his teaching on prayer through analogy and the infamous "ask, seek, knock" command.

Luke's record of Jesus' teaching on prayer.

While a near duplicate of Pslam 14, this song has great theological implications for us as Christians.