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Luke pauses to give commentary on Judas Iscariot, who was so disappointed in this possible Messiah that he was willing to betray Him for silver.

Jesus closes this discourse with directions for a balanced life. Remain alert and pray always as we face the challenges of the day.

The parable of the fig tree points to the return of Israel to the world stage in the last days.

Jesus closes this part of His discourse on the signs of His coming with some direction on how we should react to these things. We should lift up our heads because redemption is coming.

In two verses of Luke 21, Jesus points out some cosmic signals of His return and the impact these will have on humanity.

Hannah shared a testimony before the Wilson County RTL to an audience that included a state representative and a state senator. So proud of you!

As Jesus continues to answer the questions about the destruction of the Temple and the coming kingdom, He warns his followers about a terrible time to come. Within this warning we also see the prediction of the Jewish people being removed from Israel "until the times of the Gentiles are fulfilled."

When Jesus responded to the question of the disciples, He began with a warning.

Hear some insights from our experience at the Southern Baptist Convention in New Orleans 2023. Impossible to get this into a short video, so we will have more coming in the series. Hear a longer commentary on the convention as presented on Protestia here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ct_IlDwH3fk (Not an endorsement of this channel, just information)

The Sadducees ask Jesus a hypothetical question to prove their own beliefs. The answer was not what they expected.

Jesus is confronted by the religious leaders, who question His authority to teach. His brilliant answer puts them in their place.

When Jesus arrived in Jerusalem, He immediately went to the Temple, where He astounded the crowds and upset the religious leaders.

Jesus enters Jerusalem in fulfillment of Zechariah 9:9, presenting Himself as Messiah. But among those praising God are some Pharisees who are very unhappy.

Jesus tells a story that mirrors His going away to heaven and returning one day as King and Judge.

There are so many issues we can point to as we lament the fall of the United States that is coming. But most of these are only symptoms of the one root cause.

Folks in Jericho don't like the idea of Jesus having supper with the chief tax collector. But the Lord was on a mission - one he calls us to continue today.

Jesus enters Jericho with the disciples, where He will have a famous encounter with a tax commissioner.

In Luke 18 Jesus uses a common saying of the day to demonstrate that wealth does not equal salvation.

Jesus encouraged the children to come and be blessed by Him. But evil players are also seeking the children today in growing numbers.

Jesus shares another parable to point out the dangers of self-righteousness and the value of humility before God.

Jesus tells a story to encourage believers to always pray and not give up.

In these three words Jesus gives us great perspective on the Last Days.

Enjoyed this rendition of "How Marvelous" at the Glade Church in Gladeville TN.

In Luke 17 Jesus describes the Day of the Lord as a time of separation. The good people of His kingdom must be separated from the evil. But who is taken and who is left?

In Luke 17 Jesus uses a second analogy to describe the Day of the Lord. It also reveals God's plan to rescue the righteous before judgement.