In Luke 13:22–30, Jesus was traveling toward Jerusalem, teaching in towns and villages, when someone asked, “Lord, will those who are saved be few?” Jesus didn’t satisfy curiosity with statistics. Ins...  Read More

In Luke 12:1–48, Jesus spoke candidly about what it means to live as citizens of God’s kingdom in a world shaped by fear, hypocrisy, and misplaced priorities. He warned that nothing hidden will remain...  Read More

When Jesus entered the home of Mary and Martha, two very different responses to His presence emerged. Martha busied herself with serving, eager to honor Jesus through hospitality, while Mary sat quiet...  Read More

In Luke 10:25–37, Jesus responded to a religious expert who was seeking to test Him with a question about eternal life. Rather than giving a lecture, Jesus lead the man to answer his own question—love...  Read More

In John 10:11–42, Jesus deepened the shepherd imagery by declaring, “I am the good shepherd.” Unlike hired hands who abandon the sheep when danger comes, the Good Shepherd knows His sheep, protects th...  Read More

In John 10:1–10, Jesus makes two unmistakable claims: He alone is the Gate to salvation, and He alone is the voice worth following. Salvation isn’t found in systems, sincerity, or spiritual effort—but...  Read More

In John 8:12–20, Jesus stands in the temple courts and makes a staggering claim: “I am the light of the world.” In a place filled with religious symbolism—and likely near the great lamps used during t...  Read More

Jesus begins His day not with a quiet moment but with a trap. Religious leaders drag a woman—exposed, shamed, and guilty—into His presence, hoping to use her sin to entangle Him. The Law was quoted, s...  Read More

Jesus took Peter, James, and John up a mountain to pray, and there—away from the crowds and the noise—His appearance was suddenly transformed. His face shone with glory, His clothes flashed with heave...  Read More

In the shadow of Caesarea Philippi—an area saturated with Roman gods and known as the “gates of Hades”—Jesus asked His disciples two penetrating questions: Who do the crowds say that I am? and Who do ...  Read More

Jesus found Himself again surrounded by a large crowd—this time about 4,000—who have remained with Him for days and are now hungry. Moved not by inconvenience but by compassion, He took seven loaves a...  Read More

The day after the miraculous feeding and walking on water event, Jesus met a crowd eager for more bread—but He gave them something far more demanding: truth about who He was. In doing so, He exposed t...  Read More