In the lead-up to Matt 24, Jesus corrects poor understandings of his work and kingdom, and, as he approaches Jerusalem, deliberately confronts religious leaders, ultimately pronouncing woe upon them and upon the temple. This prompts some questions from his disciples (who misunderstand again). Join us to think for a few moments about how Jesus answers the disciples' questions.

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In this episode, we look at the recurring use of the verb "do" in this chapter and four sets of contrasts that Jesus sets up to describe what it means to be part of the kingdom of heaven. 

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Jesus' radical call to his disciples challenges natural human inclinations and societal values.

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Jeremiah 23 is rich in poetic wordplay and powerful lessons. Join us as we explore how God addresses the spiritual failings of Judah's leaders and prophets and of Judah as a whole and how the worthless words of false prophets contrast with the powerful words of God. 

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Jeremiah chapter 2 contains some vivid metaphors that show what it means to wander away from God and remind us how all that Christ has done was not to win us things but God himself. 

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What does Jesus mean when he claims to be Messiah?

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In 2 Samuel 6, we read about King David bringing the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem, marking it as the political and worship center of Israel. But there are some serious questions: why did Uzzah perish? What's David angry about? What happens the second time they transport the ark, and what can we learn from the way David's wife despises his worship?

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Hebrews 13 tells us we have a right that even the high priest of Israel never had. It encourages us to come seeking God's rich provision of grace so we can look away to Jesus until our race is finished.

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In this episode of What in the Word?, we look at Hebrews Chapter 12 and the necessity of fixing our eyes on Jesus. We find out about the last instance in Heb of something being perfected, and the last way that Jesus is better than all.

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In this episode, we look at Heb 11 and the nature of faith as described in Hebrews: focused on God but in two dimensions. Then we look at why Abel is the perfect opening figure in this list of faithful witnesses to the trustworthiness of God.

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