In one last attempt, the religious leaders try to stump Jesus. He shows His wisdom and at the same time, shows us a glimpse of what our eternal existence will be like.

The conviction that Jesus brings to people can drive us to receive Him, but often people react to that conviction by silencing it however they can.

Jesus is confronted by the authority of the chief priests. While Jesus teaches in the Temple, He is invading the space and routine of the religious class. Their response is to lay a trap for Jesus in a trick question.

When Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey, He used the events of the day to illustrate to us, His followers, how He deserves our entire heart, not just a piece of it.

Jesus has invested in us. What are we doing with His treasure?

Zaccheus was a man short in height, but long in his open heart for God.

Despite the adversity he faced, a blind man seeks a touch from the Lord. Jesus is quick to answer him in his need. Like this poor man, we are in need and the Lord will reward our persistent faith-filled requests.

Jesus encounters a young man that thinks he is pretty good with God. What must I do to have eternal life? the young man asked Jesus. Jesus says yield to Me. Yield you self-righteousness and sel-reliance. Yield your own plans to follow His plans. Ultimately, the answer is not anything the young man or you could do, but Jesus Himself will lay down His life and be raised on the third day to rescue we who are helpless.

The Triune God sent the Son. Not the Father, not the Spirit. So why? We look at several reasons it was the Son sent from heaven.

O Come Let Us Adore Him