Is it possible to be ready now for Jesus’ return, but not be ready when He does actually return?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 24:40-51
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Jesus condemned the scribes and Pharisees for loving their respectful titles, such as of Rabbi. He told His followers to avoid titles such as Teacher, Leader and Father, and for good reason. So how does Jesus feel about other titles, such as Pastor and Apostle?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 23:1-12
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As he often does, David show the ultra-importance of context in rightly interpreting a well-known passage of Scripture that is often contextually abused.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 24:50-25:13
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As a child, did you ever cross your fingers behind your back as you were telling a lie? Tragically, the scribes and Pharisees essentially continued that practice as adults. David explains how.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 23:12-23
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There are several important spiritual lessons found in Jesus’ Parable of the Talents—about God, you, and your eternal destiny. And if you think you are not a very talented person, this parable should change your mind.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 25:13-30
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If you begin to teach any specific standard of holiness, you will inevitably be criticized by someone who will say, “But all sin is the same in God’s eyes!” How should you respond?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 23:23-39
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Whether they realize it or not, every Christian believes that works of obedience are necessary for one to obtain eternal life. David proves it today.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 25:24-30
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In this lesson, David begins to examine the Olivet Discourse and the signs that Jesus said would precede not only the destruction of Jerusalem, but also His second coming. So which signs in this discourse apply to which event?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 24:1-9
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The Bible not only affirms that we are saved by grace, but it also explicitly warns against a certain kind of grace. That false grace is clearly illustrated in today’s reading of Matthew 25:31-46.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 25:31-46
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When Jesus foretold His disciples that “many would fall away and betray one another,” was He referring to what they would experience prior to the destruction of Jerusalem or what would precede the “end of the age”?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 24:6-13
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