Jesus gives two short and simple parables to highlight the glorious worth of the kingdom of God.

In just a few words, the opening verse of John’s gospel reveals deep and profound truths about the glory of Christ and the nature of the trinity.

In this lesson, we follow Luther’s journey through his doctoral studies and his deeper study of Scripture, his spiritual breakthrough while studying Romans, and the Indulgence Controversy that prompted the writing of his 95 Theses.

Jesus explains the Parable of the Wheat and Tares to His disciples as He continues to teach about the kingdom of heaven.

John the Baptist’s message of repentance from sin and regeneration is the same message every preacher must preach and every sinner must hear, but John’s ministry had many unique features that prepared the world for the coming Messiah.

In this lesson, we discuss Martin Luther’s journey to Rome and the impact this had on him and his theology.

In this lesson, we revisit the purpose of Revelation and lay out helpful starting points in interpreting the Apocalypse and other prophetic passages.

Jesus came to His own, but His own did not receive Him. Why? Because it was God’s intentional plan to send a lowly, humble Savior to expose and deliver us from our sinful hunger for self-glory.

Jesus explains the Parables of the Soils to his disciples