Matthew 15:12-28 How is one defiled? And if the Jewish leadership was proving unfaithful, to whom would Jesus turn next?
Understanding the Parables
Matthew 12:22-45 How would Jesus respond to the unbelieving Pharisees? And why wouldn’t they accept Him? In Matthew 12, we see three short parable-like sayings that all serve to explain the cause and affect of disbelief. By understanding them, more, we can understand the disbelief in the world around us!
Matthew 11:16-17; Matthew 12:10-13 What lessons can we learn from how the Jewish people responded to Jesus and John? How should we react to those in need at inopportune times?
Matt. 11.1-15 Who was John and how was his question and his suffering to fit in with God’s plan?
Matt. 10:34-39 God promises “Peace” and also says He doesn’t bring peace. How can this be reconciled?
Matt. 10:29-38 Does God really care for us? And what should this mean for our current relationships?
Matt. 9:35-38 What did Jesus mean when He said the “workers are few”, and what should we do about it?
How could God see the harvest as plentiful? And how should we respond?
Matt. 9:35-38 What did Jesus mean by calling the people sheep without a shepherd? How should this impact how we live?
Mat. 9:16-17; Mat. 9:36-38 What lessons can we learn from an old garment and bottle? And how is the judgment to be like sheep at a harvest?