Violent crime is ongoing issue in our nation & our world. To address it, we must understand that the moral madness of sin that lives in every person’s heart.

Jesus answers a third question from the Pharisees defining the “greatest commandment.“

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

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

Jesus educates the Sadducees on the resurrection. They will not like His answer.

Those who are considered great in the world usually avoid the despised, cast-off, unclean, and defiled, thinking themselves above them. But Jesus, the holy, exalted Savior, actually delights in reaching out and touching the lives of those that society has rejected. Jesus’ interaction with a leper demonstrates his great compassion.

When we see an impressive structure, the foundation is not something we usually focus on, but it’s the most critical aspect of a building when it comes to its ability to withstand the forces of nature. Jesus uses this analogy to help us understand the importance of building our spiritual lives on God’s truth, as the storms of life and of God’s judgment will inevitably reveal the integrity of our lives.

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

In the interlude between the 6th and 7th trumpet judgments, a unique messenger captures John’s attention just before he is re-commissioned and re-energized as the instrument through which the unfolding of revelation in its swiftness would come.