
Dr. Thomas Wyatt
Dr. Wyatt look carefully at the story of the rich young ruler, who ask what he must do to gain the Kingdom. Our Lord will ask of him what he sees as most precious. It is a look at what might be our “idols.”
Dr. Wyatt look carefully at the story of the rich young ruler, who ask what he must do to gain the Kingdom. Our Lord will ask of him what he sees as most precious. It is a look at what might be our “idols.”
This is an exposition of what our Lord says about marriage, divorce, and what is the ideal. It is what marriage is suppose to be.
Is it lawful to do good on the Sabbath? The answer should not be difficult, unless one is only in the business of finding something to accuse some one of. To reject such obvious truth reveals that you don’t know Jesus.
If the judgment on Chorazin and Bethsaida, will make that judgment on Tyre and Sidon more tolerable, what will that make the judgment on us, and our societies when so many abused, denigrated, and dismissed the message of our Lord?
John the Baptist is deep in a dungeon, and obviously begins to doubt that the Messiah is bringing judgment upon his abusers, and on the hypocrisy of the Jewish religious leaders. Is Jesus then the expected one? Jesus’ answer is one for the ages.
Continuing with our Lord’s preparatory preaching on discipleship, we learn that there are “demands” that are often difficult, and are we able to actually be worthy of serving our Lord.
As Jesus continues to teach His disciples, he is teaching us as well. And some of the things He says, that we just might have to face things that are not pleasant, prompt the question; is this what we bargained for?
The calling and sending out of the seventy disciples is often overlooked, but has profound implications not just for those men two thousand years ago, for every disciple today.
Twelve years becomes key in two more miracles of Jesus, and provide more insight into the nature of His healing power, but also how it reflects as well on His mission and divine nature.