Peter, James and John were privileged to see Jesus as He will appear in His kingdom, as well as Moses and Elijah. Those three were engaged in a conversation, but what were they talking about?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 17:4-9
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Childlike humility is not only required to be great in God’s kingdom; it is required to enter heaven. What is the greatest indication of that required humility?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 18:3-4
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If someone has a vision, how can we know if it is from God? Today’s study offers us some insight.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 17:10
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In God’s right-side-up kingdom, the servants are the greatest, the last shall be first, and the way up is first down. Do you want to be great in God’s eyes?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 18:3-4
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Believing that Jesus was the Messiah, Peter, James and John questioned Jesus about the teaching of the scribes that Elijah would precede the Messiah. Jesus revealed something about the predeceasing of Elijah that no one would have ever guessed!
Todays Scripture: Matthew 17:9-12
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Jesus said that receiving a child in His name is to receive Him and His Father. That reveals many fascinating truths, including the fact that children are members of God’s family. That is why true believers have a special affinity with children that is not possessed by unbelievers.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 18:5-6
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Elijah’s ministry was revived in John the Baptist, who served as Jesus’ forerunner according to Malachi’s prophecy. But Jesus said that Elijah will come yet another time in the future and “restore all things.” What did He mean?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 17:11-13
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Jesus gave a dire warning to anyone who would cause a little child who believes in Him to stumble. What exactly did Jesus mean by causing a child to stumble?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 18:5-6
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While Jesus was up on the Mount of Transfiguration, a desperate man with a demonized son was waiting for Him below. Matthew, Mark and Luke all add unique details about the boy’s heartbreaking condition.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 17:14-17
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During His discourse about children recorded in Matthew 18, Jesus elaborated on the seriousness of causing others to stumble and what to do to keep ourselves from the same. So what should we do?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 18:7-8
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