How often do you think about where the history of the world is going? Jesus tells us signs of the end, but more importantly what our posture should be towards it.

Jesus's condemnation of the scribes and praise of the widow faces us with a question. What will you live on?

The pharisees and sadducees had their reason for not accepting Jesus as Lord. How do you assess Jesus's claims to Lordship? 

The way Jesus comes to Jerusalem foreshadows the work he has come to do.

Who can enter God’s kingdom? All those and only those who come through Jesus for mercy.

God’s kingdom is unobservable now, but its coming will be unmistakable and unexpected. In the meantime, how should we seek His kingdom?

The Pharisees wanted to be seen by others, not God. Will you live your life to prove yourself toward God or others?

Jesus warns us that is impossible to serve both God and money. But how can we make sure that money is not our master?

The Pharisees were repulsed by the very people Jesus rejoiced in. Through these parables, we learn that heaven celebrates when sinners repent and turn to Him. Do we share in that joy, or do we stand at a distance like the Pharisees?

The kingdom of God is completely free, and costs you everything. What does it mean to take up your cross and follow Jesus?

In the Bible’s perspective on money, what matters most is not how much you do or do not have, but what your money is to you. Because what your money is to you reflects who God is to you.

In the Bible’s perspective on money, what matters most is not how much you do or do not have, but what your money is to you. Because what your money is to you reflects who God is to you.

In the Bible’s perspective on money, what matters most is not how much you do or do not have, but what your money is to you. Because what your money is to you reflects who God is to you.

Religious hypocrites fear other people, because they don’t fear the Lord. Followers of Jesus fear the Lord, so they have no reason to fear other people.

The parable of the Good Samaritan is one of the most familiar and beloved stories in the Bible. But what is it doing in Luke’s Gospel, and what is the point for us?

How can you make Jesus’s mission as central to your life as it was to his?