Jesus questions His audience why they would call Him, "Lord, Lord" (master or savior in this context) and yet not obey me? It's a ridiculous thing to call Him Lord and not obey. Either He is God, or He's not. Saying it but not believing it to the point of action makes no sense.

Jesus tells us that if the tree is healthy, it will produce good fruit. Jesus is telling us the proof of if we are following Jesus' desires is in our actions. We will know we are following Him when our lives produce fruit.

Jesus once again challenges the way that comes naturally to us and is modeled by all of culture. He challenges us to not judge other people. Judging is more than forming an opinion, it is including a sentence/judgment with that opinion. Jesus' challenge is to start with yourself by examining your own life. When you do this, you will see your faults and this should lead towards a reluctance to cast judgment.

In one of the most challenging passages of scripture in the Bible (Luke 6:27-36) Jesus challenges us on how we are to respond to those that hurt us.

Jesus was always challenging people to realize this earth is temporary and true wisdom and life is found in thinking about God's Kingdom over earthy treasures.