The final episode of the season focuses on the Gospel of Matthew, chapter 28, and the resurrection of Jesus. It explores the significance of the resurrection, the role of women as the first evangelists, and the presence of doubt in worship.

Day 40. The conversation delves into the events surrounding the betrayal, trial, crucifixion, and burial of Jesus, highlighting the significance of each moment and its theological implications. It explores the themes of betrayal, regret, mockery, humiliation, and the cosmic significance of Jesus' sacrifice and resurrection.

Day 39. The conversation delves into the prediction of Jesus' crucifixion, the noble act of the woman with the alabaster jar, reactions to others' passion for Jesus, preparations for the Passover, the Last Supper and the promise, Peter's denial of Jesus, Jesus' agony in Gethsemane, the arrest and mockery of Jesus, Jesus' trial and Peter's denial, Jesus' trial and condemnation, mockery and Peter's denial, and reflection on Peter's denial.

Day 38. The conversation delves into the prophecy of the destruction of the temple, signs of the end of the world, and the importance of being prepared for the return of Jesus. It also explores the concept of the faithful servant and the consequences of unfaithfulness. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of preparation and accountability. The conversation delves into three key parables from the Bible, each conveying a distinct message about preparedness, responsibility, and compassion. The parables of the Ten Virgins, the Talents, and the Separation of the Sheep and the Goats emphasize the importance of readiness, stewardship, and caring for others.

Day 37. In this episode, Pastor Sam and Chase read from the Gospel of Matthew, where Jesus confronts the religious hypocrisy of the scribes and Pharisees. He delivers a series of woes, criticizes their neglect of important matters, emphasizes the importance of inner purity, and condemns their role in the shedding of righteous blood. Jesus also laments over Jerusalem's rejection of the prophets and foretells the consequences of their actions.

Day 36. The conversation delves into the parable of the wedding banquet, emphasizing the importance of accepting the invitation to the kingdom of heaven and allowing God to change us. It also explores the testing of Jesus, the concept of rendering to Caesar, the resurrection, the greatest commandment, and the identity of the Messiah.

Day 35. The conversation delves into the start of Holy Week, the symbolism of Jesus's actions, the temple incident, the fig tree and faith, the question of authority, the parable of the two sons, the parable of the vineyard, and the significance of the cornerstone and the confrontation with the religious leaders. The themes of Holy Week and the symbolism of Jesus's actions are explored in depth, shedding light on the significance of these events and their relevance to the broader narrative of the Gospel of Matthew.

Day 34. The conversation delves into the parable of the workers in the vineyard, highlighting the concept of eternal salvation in Jesus Christ alone. It then explores the upside-down nature of the kingdom of God, emphasizing the reward of knowing Jesus and the prediction of Jesus's death and resurrection. The request of Zebedee's sons and the concept of greatness in the kingdom of God are discussed, followed by the healing of the blind men, showcasing the compassionate nature of Jesus.

Day 33. The conversation delves into the topics of marriage and divorce, exploring the teachings of Jesus on the subject. It also discusses the cost of following Jesus and the sacrifices involved in being a disciple. The dialogue provides insights into the biblical perspective on these important aspects of faith and life.

Day 32. The conversation delves into the value of children and the importance of treating them with care and respect. It also explores the themes of forgiveness and mercy, emphasizing the need to extend these qualities to others as a reflection of the forgiveness and mercy we have received.