Jesus continues to expose the false motivation of the religious leadership of the Jews.

When we consider the many causes and activities that the church at large has become involved with, it begs the question, “What is the actual mission of the church?” In the Great Commission, Jesus was very clear that our mission is not eliminating poverty, bringing about social justice, ending violence, etc. — our mission is making disciples of Jesus by going, baptizing, and teaching them to live as He commanded.

At a time when many Christians are making enemies out of the mission field, Jesus is calling us to be merciful as we endeavor to reach unbelievers with the Gospel.

In this lesson, we begin a study of Paul’s demographic assessment of the believers in Corinth and what that assessment says about the true nature of God’s calling.

Jesus begins His last public teaching before the cross.

The most spiritually dangerous place to be can be the church. If we are continually exposed to the gospel and continually benefit from the spiritual fruit and fellowship of the Holy Spirit, yet never truly respond in faith or obedience, God’s Word says that our hearts can be hardened to the point where repentance is impossible.

In this lesson, we wrap up our study of the destructive, contemporary example of worldly wisdom commonly referred to as “wokeness,” social justice or Critical Race Theory.

Jesus, Messiah is indeed the “Son of David” but, He is also “Son of God,” just as David declared in Psalm 110:1.