Leviticus 23, Psalm 30, Ecclesiastes 6, 2 Timothy 2

April 19, 2025

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October 31, 2024

Matthew 24-25; Mark 13; Luke 21:5-38

Jesus predicts the destruction of the Temple and details signs of the end times, emphasizing the emergence of false messiahs, widespread deception, and global turmoil. He warns of severe persecution and tribulations, but assures that the gospel will reach all nations before the end comes, and instructs his followers to remain vigilant and faithful, likening their preparedness to wise virgins and faithful servants, ultimately separating the righteous from the unrighteous at His coming.

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October 30, 2024

Matthew 22:15-23:39; Mark 12:13-44; Luke 20:20-21:4; 13:31-35

In these passages, Jesus confronts and confounds various groups including Pharisees, Sadducees, and Herodians with wisdom that highlights their misunderstandings and intentions. His teachings on the greatest commandments, the resurrection, paying taxes to Caesar, and the use of parables illustrate the essence of His message about God's kingdom, justice, and the need for genuine faithfulness, setting the stage for His ultimate conflict with Jerusalem's leaders.

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Exploring John’s Gospel: Transformative Belief and Eternal Life in Christ

In this episode of Sermon Notes, Brian Ball and Brandon Hays delve into the profound theological depths of the Gospel of John, exploring its unique perspective on Jesus' life and mission. Focusing on themes like the concept of eternal life, Jesus' powerful "I Am" statements, and the interplay between light and darkness, the conversation underscores John's intent to inspire belief in Jesus as the Christ.

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October 29 | Jesus’ Authority

Today’s Reading: Read Mark 11:27-12:12; Luke 20:1-18; John 12:37-50 Let’s play “Follow the Leader.” Parents, choose someone to be the leader. Remind the leader that...

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October 26, 2024

Matthew 20; Mark 10:32-52; Luke 18:31-19:27

Jesus teaches the parable of the vineyard workers to illustrate the principles of grace and divine fairness, explaining that the last will be first and the first last, regardless of their time of entry into the kingdom. He also predicts his death a third time, emphasizing the necessity of humble service rather than seeking status, and ends with healing two blind men, demonstrating his compassion and authority.

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