Jesus leaves his disciples with the great commission to make disciples, baptizing them in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit and teaching them to obey everything Jesus commanded them.

The Father is laughing in heaven as he watches the Jewish leaders try and cover up the resurrection in complete irony. Join us as we discuss the resurrection of Jesus.

Jesus makes his way to the cross after being handed over to the Romans to be crucified. He is taken to Golgotha, hung on the cross, and dies. Before he does he quotes a Psalm, which provides detailed insight into what is happening. Study notes are available at https://www.trainingforliferedeemed.com/86

In Matthew 27:1-26 Judas tries to remove the guilt of betraying Jesus only to find the priests don't want the money back. Jesus stands before Pilate who is also keen to remove his guilt in killing Jesus, while the crowds welcome the guilt onto themselves and their children.

In Matthew 26:36-75 we have the story of Jesus' arrest in the garden of Gethsemane followed by his interrogation by Ciaphas and the chief priests. Discover the significance of these events and why Peter's denial is not as bad as many think.

Jesus tells us 3 parables to help his disciples understand what they should be doing between his ascension and return. Remain faithful, work with what we have to expand the kingdom, and serve him through his image - other people.

Jesus' disciples ask when the temple will be destroyed thinking this is when the world will end. Jesus then explains all the signs that tell them when the temple will be destroyed and how they will not know when he appears in judgement.

Jesus has a go at the pompous nature of the jewish leaders before announcing judgement on them and Jerusalem.

Jesus calls out the Jewish leaders and refutes their attempts to trap him. Jesus then returns fire with a question of his own, that they cannot answer.