Bible Study Lesson: Matthew 22:34-40 Moses brought the ten commandments to the Israelites before he died. These simple but powerful laws helped to establish a nation from wanderers. But, over time the religious leaders began to add to the commands. They began to explain every little detail in how the laws were to be obeyed. […]
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What Did Jesus Say about the Resurrection – The Kinsman Redeemer
Bible Study Lesson: Matthew 22:23-33 What is a kinsman redeemer? In this Bible study lesson from Matthew Jesus talks about His resurrection as related to this Jewish custom. As always, He turns it into a remarkable parable. Exactly what did Jesus say about the resurrection and the kinsman redeemer? The lesson for today covers the […]
See MoreWhat Did Jesus Say about Paying Taxes?
Bible Study Lessons: Matthew 22:15-22 I’m not fond of paying taxes, and my candid guess is that you’re not either. This question, as with any asks; What did Jesus say about paying taxes and are we ready for His answer? Yes, I know that tax is one of those necessary evils to keep our government […]
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Jesus Teaches about the Wedding Feast
Bible Study Lesson: Matthew 22:1-14 The parable of the wedding feast as Christ tells it in Matthew explains how God invites us to join Him at His table for the best dinner we could ever imagine … Eternal life! But all will not accept His invitation. Let’s see what Jesus says about the wedding banquet and […]
See MoreThe Wicked Tenants – Parable for Accepting Christ
Bible Study Lessons: Matthew 21:33-46 Jesus told many parables for our benefit and this one about the wicked tenants is yet one more. But the story from Matthew is compelling because it answers the important question of “Why accept Christ now?” and not later. As you will see, there will come a time when it […]
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Parable of the Two Sons – Who Will Get Into Heaven?
Bible Study Lessons: Matthew 21:28-32 This parable of the two sons in Matthew is about earnestly following God and doing the work Christ laid out for us. The sons had different ways of answering their father just as we do. See how two brothers answered a call differently and which was a true follower. A […]
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Authority of Jesus
Who has the right to tell us how to live? That question is just as important today as it was when Jesus walked through the temple courts. Many people recognize authority when it comes with a title, a position, or influence. However, Matthew 21:23-27 points us to a much greater truth. The authority of Jesus […]
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Miracle of the Blind Beggars – Jesus Heals
What if one moment with Jesus could change your life forever? The Miracle of the Blind Beggars in Matthew 20 is about much more than restoring eyesight. It reveals the compassion of Christ, the power of faith, and the greatest healing anyone can receive. As you study this passage, you’ll see that Jesus heals not […]
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Jesus and Serving Others? | Lessons From Matthew 20
Jesus and Serving Others: A Lesson in True Greatness Have you ever wondered what really matters in your walk with Christ? It is easy to get caught up in routines, traditions, and everyday responsibilities. However, Jesus gives us a clear reminder that a meaningful faith is shown through love, humility, and serving others. The message […]
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Jesus Tells about His Death the Third Time – Matthew 20 Bible Study
What if someone told you exactly what would happen to them days before it took place — including suffering, death, and victory afterward? In Matthew 20, Jesus does exactly that. This moment reminds us that nothing about the cross was accidental. Jesus knew what was coming, and He willingly walked toward it because of His […]
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Parable of the Vineyard Workers Explained
Less Work, Equal Pay? Understanding Matthew 20:1–16 Have you ever felt like life—or even faith—should be more “fair”? Jesus talks about that idea in a surprising way. In this parable from Jesus found in Matthew 20, we learn that God’s grace doesn’t follow human rules. Let’s test what the parable of the vineyard workers really […]
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