The first of three questions is asked of Jesus by religious conspirators in an effort to condemn Him.

Just like a placebo makes people feel better while not actually treating an illness, there is an easy, false gospel that promises salvation in Jesus, but has no spiritual reality, no transforming power, and doesn’t deliver from sin, judgment, and hell. Jesus warns his hearers to evaluate the genuineness of their faith.

People today have an aversion to seeing God as a God of wrath. In this lesson, we consider what the Bible’s teaches about the wrath and judgment of God the Father as well as God the Son.

Jesus gives the third judgment parable while teaching in the Temple during Passover week.

Jesus alerts us to the threat of spiritual dangers that appear to be harmless and even helpful, but are actually out to sabotage our souls. Specifically speaking of false spiritual leaders, Jesus gives us a warning system to discern these dangers before they harm our souls.

As the trumpet judgments unfold, mankind in its rebellion refuses to repent and God removes His restraining grace.

Jesus provides the second of three parables while teaching in the Temple, two days before His crucifixion.

In this lesson, we continue our study of Paul’s foundational instruction to the Corinthians on the true nature of wisdom and folly.

The path to true life and salvation is narrow, troublesome, and hard to find. The path to destruction is broad and easy, and those who walk on it receive widespread approval from the world. The key difference is the destination. Jesus calls us to consider what path we are we are walking.