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In this episode, we consider the principle of progress (continuation of Episode 57). * This episode was posted a week late.

In this episode, we consider the Jericho blind man crying out for Jesus, Zaccheus' desire to see Him, Jesus' parable about the nature of His kingdom, and His instructions as He looks at Jerusalem, about to make His entry.

In this episode, we consider how Paul shows us an example of confident growth in Christ and our hope of being transformed to be like Jesus!

In this episode, we consider Jesus' parable of the Pharisee and the publican, the parents who bring their little children to Jesus, the rich young ruler, and Jesus' third description of what was waiting on Him in Jerusalem.

In this episode, we consider Jesus' healing of the ten lepers, His teaching about the way the kingdom is coming, the judgment on the Jerusalem, and the way to pray in those days.

In this episode we consider how Paul describes what occurred in baptism: surgery, resurrection, forgiveness, and victory through faith in the working of God by the blood and triumph of Jesus.

In this episode we consider the story of the Rich Man and Lazarus and Jesus' call to repeated forgiveness.

In this episode, we consider the implications and significance of the Resurrection for our faith. Here is the article I reference: https://michaeljkruger.com/one-of-the-most-overlooked-arguments-for-the-resurrection-2/

In this episode, we consider Jesus' parable about the unjust steward.

In this episode, we consider the basic evidence for the resurrection of Jesus.

In this episode, we consider Jesus' parables of the lost sheep, lost coin, and lost sons.

In this episode, we consider the foundational nature of the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

In this episode, we consider the high call of following Jesus.

In this episode, we contend that God has made a better place in the world, His people, the church, and that our job is to embrace, display, and proclaim God's kingdom to the world. (Credit to John Nugent, Endangered Gospel for much of the direction of the lesson).

In this episode, we consider the miracle and parables of Jesus as He sits at a table in the house of a ruler of the Pharisees.

In this episode, we consider what a local church of Christ should be.

In this episode we consider one of Jesus' Sabbath healings, His mustard seed and leaven parables, His answer to the question "Will few be saved?," His reaction to Herod's threats, and His mourning over Jerusalem's coming judgment.

In this episode, we begin a consideration of the phrase "church of Christ" in a local sense.

In this episode, we consider Jesus' warnings regarding preparation for the day of judgment.

In this episode, we consider the way the New Testament uses the word "church" to refer to those who belong to Christ in a "universal" sense (all time, all places). We also consider what it takes to become part of that grand assembly.

In this episode, we consider Jesus' instructions regarding our anxiety over food and clothing and His call to seek the kingdom first.

In this episode we consider some warnings and promises Jesus gives to His disciples in view of the challenges of the religious leaders. We also look at some of Jesus' warnings against covetousness.

In this episode, we finish up Luke 11 by considering Jesus' rebuke of the Pharisees and Law "experts" for their hypocrisy and rejection of the word of God.

In this episode, we consider Jesus' answer to the challenge that He cast out demons by Satan's power and His response to some critic's plea for a sign.

In this episode, we consider the model prayer Jesus left for us.