By asking Jesus a question about the resurrection, the Sadducees revealed their philosophy in life. Our value ought to come from God, not from who we marry, how rich we are, or what group we associate ourselves with.

[Luke 20:27-40]

Give back to Caesar what has his image on it. So, whose image is on you? Have we allowed our culture to mold the original image that was given to us?

[Luke 20:20-26]

Jesus tells this parable to help His listeners to understand that He desires transformational relationships. Not transactional relationships where all parties involved are viewed as commodities to be used.

[Luke 20:9-19]

Jesus tells this parable to help His listeners to understand that He desires transformational relationships. Not transactional relationships where all parties involved are viewed as commodities to be used.

[Luke 20:9-19]

How reliable is Jesus? Why were the Sanhedrin triggered when Jesus shared the Good News? Does Jesus have authority?

[Luke 20:1-8]

Why was the Sanhedrin triggered when Jesus shared the Good News? Does Jesus have the authority?

[Luke 20:1-8]

What makes Jesus angry? Jesus quotes two verses from the Old Testament to share his frustrations. [Luke 19:45-48]

What makes Jesus angry? Why does Jesus get furious when he enters the courtyard of the Temple? Let's take a look at the two clues in His statement to find out!

There are two great powers entering Jerusalem - one from the east and the other from the west. Which side will you enter from?

[Luke 19:28-44]

Two great powers entered Jerusalem - one from the east and the other from the west. Which side will you enter from?

[Luke 19:28-44]