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Jesus said that we could recognize people by their fruits. What did he mean? How does this teaching jive with his instructions not to judge?
This week’s interfaith roundtable show is overflowing with special guests–the entire Wednesday 10:30 Bible Study class from Burns Church of Christ joins us as we continue our study of Matthew 7.
The old saying is true: everybody talkin’ bout heaven’s not goin’ there!
Jesus describes the path of righteousness as a narrow way. The crowds will stay on the interstate–the wide path that flows fast and easy. Jesus calls his followers to take the road less traveled. Join us as we continue to study from the Sermon on the Mount about the narrow way that leads to life!
“Don’t judge me!” That’s a favorite American saying. No wonder that one of our most frequently memorized passages is when Jesus said, “Judge not, that you be not judged.”
This week, we continue our study of the Sermon on the Mount and look at this often-quoted, frequently abused passage of Scripture.
What did Jesus come to do? In Capernaum, he selected a scripture from Isaiah to read. When he sat down, he announced to his family and friends that it had been fulfilled in their hearing.
In this week’s roundtable, we let Jesus explain what he came to accomplish.