In today's passage Jesus makes reference tot he day of Judgment where many will say they were followers, but their hearts revealed otherwise.

In today's passage Jesus says that not everyone who says "Lord, Lord" will enter Heaven.

Today we see Jesus continuing his discourse in regard to false teachers. You will know them by their fruit.

In this week's episode I answer listener questions that came in during the week.  The first question asked if discipleship was really necessary, and isn't getting to Christ what is most important?  The second question was in regard to prayer.  This listener asked with time so limited is prayer really necessary?  The third question, which will be answered more fully next time (I ran out of time) was if God can work even if someone doesn't have faith?  Great questions!  Keep them coming in.  You can send your questions to [email protected] or you can send them through my website theologystillmatters.com.

In speaking about false prophets, Jesus says that you will know them by their fruit. Good trees bear good fruit, and bad trees bear bad fruit.

Jesus warns us to be on the lookout for wolves in sheep's clothing. He uses this moniker to describe false teachers.

Today Jesus tells us that the road to Heaven is narrow, but the path to destruction is broad.

In today's passage Jesus talks about something we have heard of in one form or another. It is the "Golden Rule".

In today's passage Jesus compares and contrasts earthly parents with God the Father.

Today Jesus tells us that if we seek we will find. Our our prayers coming from a place of faith or selfish ambition.