Jesus leads His disciples into Jerusalem for His final Passover, giving Peter and John precise, faith‑testing instructions that guide them to the upper room—likely the home of John Mark’s family—where…
Pastor Tom uses the three parables in Luke 15—the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the prodigal son—to show that every person is spiritually lost in one way or another,…
Jesus delivers His final public teaching before the Last Supper, explaining that His approaching death is necessary—like a grain of wheat that must fall and die to bear much fruit—and…
Judas’ offended, prideful reaction to Mary’s extravagant anointing becomes the opening Satan has been waiting for, turning a sinful thought into a destructive decision. Acting on that pride, Judas meets…
Jesus delivers eight sharp “woes” against the Pharisees for hypocrisy and spiritual corruption before leaving the temple and teaching His disciples privately on the Mount of Olives about the end…
After cleansing the temple, Jesus continues teaching openly, prompting the priests and Pharisees—fearful of losing influence and unable to refute Him—to challenge His authority in front of the crowds. Jesus…
Jesus returns to Jerusalem for His final Passover and, after weeping over the city’s spiritual blindness, enters the temple to confront the corruption that has overtaken its courts. Priests and…
Mary of Bethany is shown as the model disciple—every time Scripture mentions her, she is at Jesus’ feet, listening, mourning, or worshiping, choosing closeness with Him over every distraction. Pastor…
Jesus leaves the triumphal entry, weeps over Jerusalem’s spiritual blindness, and warns that their rejection of Him will lead to devastating judgment, which is fulfilled decades later in 70 AD.…
Jesus enters Jerusalem at Passover exactly as prophecy foretold, riding a donkey as a peaceful King while crowds shout “Hosanna!” and lay cloaks and branches before Him. Every detail—from the…