Back in Capernaum, Jesus is teaching in a packed house—so full that four friends can’t get their paralyzed buddy through the door; yet they refuse to accept “too crowded” as the final answer. So, they...  Read More

As Jesus’ public ministry gains momentum, He doesn’t start with speeches or slogans—He starts with power. He touches a leper. He heals Peter’s mother-in-law. He rebukes fevers and casts out demons wit...  Read More

Jesus ends His famous sermon by drawing a line in the sand. After correcting the Law from God’s perspective, He shows us what real life with God looks like—humble discernment instead of harsh judgment...  Read More

In this text, Jesus asked a piercing question—What are you really living for? He warns us not to live for earthly treasures that can be stolen, ruined, or lost, but to pursue treasures in heaven that ...  Read More

After ministering around Capernaum, Jesus deliberately crossed the Sea of Galilee into Gentile territory—the “other side.” There He meets a man tormented by a legion of demons, isolated among tombs, h...  Read More

Sadly, prayer is often treated like a spiritual vending machine—insert a few words, press the right buttons, and hope God gives us what we want. But when Jesus gave the Lord’s Prayer, He wasn’t handin...  Read More

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus told His followers, “You are the salt of the earth… You are the light of the world.” We’re not called to blend in, but to preserve what is good, expose what is evil, ...  Read More

Somewhere on a hillside north of the Sea of Galilee, Jesus sat down and began to teach what we now call the Beatitudes. Before He explained the Law and Prophets in the Sermon on the Mount, He describe...  Read More

Going out of His way through Samaria, Jesus sat down at Jacob’s well and struck up a conversation with a woman no one else would have chosen—a Samaritan woman who was deeply broken by her past. Crossi...  Read More

Nicodemus comes to Jesus at night, curious and cautious. While he was a respected religious leader, he knew there was more to Jesus than met the eye. Jesus didn’t start with flattery—instead, He went ...  Read More

When Jesus walked into the Temple—specifically the court of the Gentiles, the one place the nations were allowed to draw near—and instead of prayer, worship, and teaching, He found noise, business, an...  Read More

At a wedding in Cana, the joy of the celebration suddenly hits a wall—the wine runs out. Mary brings the problem to Jesus, and though He says, “My hour has not yet come,” He still chooses to act. He t...  Read More