Controlling the Future (Luke 21:20-27)
Jesus reveals three purposes that control end times events: vengeance, repentance, and glory. Part 8 of “The King We Need,” Bryan Craddock’s verse-by-verse Bible teaching series on Luke 19-21.
Continue readingConfidence in Christ (Romans 8:31-39)
Seven reasons to place our confidence in Christ
Continue readingPreparing for Trouble (Luke 21:7-19)
Jesus gives four practical instructions to prepare us for trouble before he returns: don’t be led astray; don’t be terrified; don’t be silent; and don’t despair. Part 7 of “The King We Need,” Bryan Craddock’s verse-by-verse Bible teaching series on Luke 19-21. Transcript
Continue readingCriticizing Religion (Luke 20:45-21:6)
Jesus warns his followers about three components in false religious systems: the exalted, the exploited, and the excited. Part 6 of “The King We Need,” Bryan Craddock’s verse-by-verse Bible teaching series on Luke 19-21. Transcript
Continue readingThe Defender of Truth (Luke 20:27-44)
As Jesus defends the Bible’s teaching on resurrection, we learn four checkpoints in pursuing truth: motivations, assumptions, interpretations, and limitations. Part 5 of “The King We Need,” Bryan Craddock’s verse-by-verse Bible teaching series on Luke 19-21. Transcript
Continue readingThe Discerner of Hearts (Luke 20:19-26)
Jesus exposes six sins as he answers a politically-charged question. Part 4 of “The King We Need,” Bryan Craddock’s verse-by-verse Bible teaching series on Luke 19-21. Transcript
Continue readingThe Ultimate Landlord (Luke 20:9-18)
In the Parable of the Tenants, Jesus presents four reasons to relate to God as the ultimate landlord. Part 3 of “The King We Need,” a verse-by-verse Bible teaching series on Luke 19-21 by Bryan Craddock. Transcript
Continue readingThe Peace of God (Philippians 4:4-9)
In Philippians 4:4-9, Chris Johnson finds four actions that lead us to God’s peace.
Continue readingOvercoming Evil (Luke 19:45-20:8)
Bryan Craddock explains that Jesus uses four tactics to overcome evil as he enters Jerusalem after his Triumphal Entry. Part 2 of “The King We Need,” a verse-by-verse Bible teaching series on Luke 19-21. Transcript
Continue readingPursuing Peace (Luke 19:28-44)
Bryan Craddock shows that in his Triumphal Entry, Jesus demonstrates three characteristics that lead us to true peace: determined humility, confident celebration, and farsighted compassion. This is Part 1 of “The King We Need,” a verse-by-verse Bible teaching series on chapters 19-21 in the Gospel of Luke. Transcript
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