In the face of severe consequences, Jesus proclaims that He is the Messiah. Peter however, denies even knowing Christ at the same time. This is a challenge for each of us to stand unashamed for the gospel and declare that we are disciples of Christ.

In this sermon we explore from the eyes of Peter whether Jesus' arrest was a pitiful event or actually a display of His power and sovereignty.

We explore the three scenes of the Lord's Supper and see Jesus' actions to give us a picture to remember Him by even to this day.

Jesus continues to talk about the persecutions of the end times to warn the disciples and encourage them to trust and obey Jesus.

Jesus begins to warn the disciples of trouble ahead so that they will maintain faith, obedience, and trust.

Jesus compares the scribes who want to grab everything they can for themselves with the widow who gives everything she can to God. He challenges us to give everything we have to God's service.

The religious leaders now try to trap Jesus with issues of politics, theology, and legalism/obedience. He refuses to get side-tracked by these and keeps pointing them back to loving and serving God.

The religious leaders confront Jesus about cleansing the temple, but He uses it as an opportunity to show how unreceptive their hearts were. What blinds us to the work of God?

The religious leaders confront Jesus about cleansing the temple, but He uses it as an opportunity to show how unreceptive their hearts were. What blinds us to the work of God?