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What is the parable of the really all about? And what is the connection with a lamp and the brothers of Jesus? In this lesson, directed by questions from the congregation, we examine what it means to be the family of Jesus.
Jesus raises his eyes from his disciples (vv20-23), to the bigger crowd and proclaims some “Woe”s. The Greek word is ouai (more like ‘Alas’ or ‘How terrible’). What were his warnings and what do they mean for us?
Don’t: worry about stuff - Because: God’s got your back -
Jesus said, "wisdom is proved right by all her children.” What did he mean by "wisdom", and why does he use the parable of the brats to illustrate it?
What does it take to be saved? A man asked that question of Jesus. What did he reply?
Why did Jesus pray all night before choosing the Apostles? What part did that prayer have in helping him to trust God regarding Judas? And, where did the power come from for him to heal the sick?
Jesus broke taboos everywhere we went.
Jesus confuses, inspires and amazes people. In this passage he notices faith, and demonstrates authority by healing a paralytic.
As Jesus gets ready for his final trip to Jerusalem, he refines the expectations of those who follow him. We see him telling those who would be his disciples, that they are to be prophets, proclaimers, and ploughmen.
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