Jesus’s Second Command Like the First: “Love the Person Near You As Yourself”

Jesus’s Next Two Woes: Misplaced Religious Priorities, Seared Conscience Hypocrisy

We listen to Jesus continue in his seven woes toward the religious leaders of his day. He warns us more about religious hypocrisy

Jesus’s Opening Three Woes: Shutting Heaven, Children of Hell, Religious Rationalizations

Jesus protects his flock now by giving three opening "woe to you" statements

“They Do All to Be Seen by Others”: Prideful Religious Leaders vs. Humility in Jesus’s Followers

With only a few days before he knows he's going to die, Jesus turns to the crowds and his disciples to seriously warn themand usabout bogus religous leaders and pride, even in the name of God

“What Do You Think About the Christ?”: Jesus’s Question about Their Bible Reading & Ours

Jesus finally turns to ask them a series of questions, leaving them and us astonished concerning who he truly is. Plus, he shows us somehting important about how we must engage in theology well and read our Bibles well

Jesus’s Second Command Like the First: “Love the Person Near You As Yourself”

After spending a week on the "first" and "great" commandment, we see what Jesus meant by the "second" which is "like" it