Jesus' rebuke continues: here, He lays out many specific examples of exactly what the Pharisees are doing. It's a whole lot of evils, even though they're trying to disguise it. The question is, what should they have done differently? And how can we avoid these same mistakes?

Pharisaic ignorance has forced Jesus' hand; now, He has to tell them how the situation really is.

The leaders have questioned Jesus, time and time again; now, it's time for Him to question them. When the Pharisees are put to the test, will they succeed? Join me as we discuss Jesus' question and the implications it brings with it!

What is the greatest commandment? Jesus has the answer. Join me as we delve into a very simple idea, but a difficult application!

Jesus is questioned about the Resurrection's existence: little do His protestors know, they're about to get a lesson in marriage as well. Join me as we try to decipher all of Jesus' wisdom, here!

Jesus is quizzed on taxes; little do His questioners know, the tax they get to pay is supposed to be a whole lot higher. Join me as we see Jesus' answer to another trap the enemies tried to get Him into!

Jesus tells another striking parable here, and this one really stings. How would the Pharisees hear it? And how should we? Join me as we look at this first story in the chapter and how relevant it truly is.

In this short transition statement, we see the reaction of the present leadership to Jesus' teaching. Then, we see them preparing for more... Join me as we examine the Pharisees and see what we can learn from their (poor) example!

Jesus tells this second parable: once there was a vineyard, and be oh-so-careful how you deal with it. Join me as we look at this story and see how we can benefit from its warnings!

Two sons; one command. Which will obey? Jesus tells this story, relating it to both the people of His day and the people of ours. What can we learn from this story? Join me as we examine this passage and its meaning today!