Dr. Thomas Wyatt
Jesus answers the second question from His disciples, after answering the first concerning the destruction of the Temple. With a series of parables the answer to when He will come is to take heed and watch.
Dr. Thomas Wyatt
This begins a series on the prophesy of Jesus concerning what is to come. First what will befall those that believe in Him, and what they will face as they spread the gospel.
Dr. Thomas Wyatt
Here is a Jesus most are unfamiliar with as He unveils the duplicity and injustice of the religious elite in Jerusalem, and then expresses His remorse over what will be the fate of the city of Jerusalem.
Dr. Thomas Wyatt
Here is a look at the disciples desire to be the greatest, but Jesus will bring a different perspective about who will be considered great, and how you become considered so.
Dr. Thomas Wyatt
After all the failed attempt to trap or humiliate Jesus has failed He will ask some questions of His own, which significantly they dare not even try to answers, and then an additional side on Mark’s picture of the gift of a poor widow.
Dr. Thomas Wyatt
A lawyer approaches Jesus after various antagonistic factions try their best to humiliate Jesus, but fail. He has seen how well he has dealt with these verbal traps, and asks his own question. His response to Jesus answers is that he is not far from the Kingdom.
Dr. Thomas Wyatt
Blind beggars begin to cry out, and Jesus will stop a large festive crowd, and ask simply what do you want? The answers is obvious, but there is also a lesson in what do we want, really?
Dr. Thomas Wyatt
James and John seek the places of greatest honor in what they see as the coming Kingdom, but it is a lesson in humility and understanding just what is discipleship.
Dr. Thomas Wyatt
Here is a look at the little parable of the vineyard owner who goes into town and continuously heirs more workers. But at the end of the day pay all. Regardless of how long they worked exactly the same. It is a lesson in God’s grace.
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