Bible AHAs - Bible Study

Join Jennifer Cunningham as she explores the intriguing encounter between Jesus and the Pharisees in Matthew 22, where they attempt to trap Him with questions about paying tribute to Caesar. Discover how Jesus' wisdom and discernment reveal deeper truths about our responsibilities to both earthly authorities and God. Jennifer delves into the themes of flattery, manipulation, and the importance...

In this episode, Jennifer Cunningham delves into the parable of the marriage feast from Matthew 22. She explores the King's invitation, his active pursuit of those invited, and the righteousness offered through Christ. Jennifer emphasizes the importance of accepting God's call and the garments of righteousness He provides. Join her as she unpacks the historical and spiritual significance o...

In this episode, we explore the parable of the landowner in Matthew Chapter 21. As we discuss the meaning of this parable, we also take a moment to talk about the meaning of one of the names of God, Jehovah-Elohim, and the fulfillment of God's promise. #ParableInsights #Matthew21

Join Jennifer as she continues through Matthew Chapter 21, exploring the lessons within the parable of the two sons. Through this passage, we are inspired to reflect on the true meaning of obedience and open our hearts to transformation. #Inspiration #FaithJourney #Matthew21

In this episode, Jennifer delves into the story of the barren fig tree in Matthew Chapter 21. Join us as we examine the symbolic meanings behind Jesus' actions and their implications for faith and spiritual growth. We reflect on the importance of bearing fruit in our own lives and explore the relevance of this text for us today. #FaithInAction #SpiritualGrowth #Matthew21

Join Jennifer as she explores the passage of Jesus cleansing the temple in Matthew Chapter 21. In this episode, she invites listeners to consider the importance of creating spaces for genuine worship and caring for those in need. Dive into this insightful discussion and discover how this text should compel a heart-check in every reader, not just those in leadership. #TempleCleansing #Matthew21 #Bi...

In this engaging episode, Jennifer Cunningham delves into Matthew Chapter 21, exploring the profound symbolism and prophecies surrounding Jesus's triumphant entry into Jerusalem. As she unpacks the significance of the donkey and the crowd's reactions, Jennifer invites listeners to reflect on their own willingness to lay down what is precious at the feet of Jesus. Join her for a thoughtful...

In this episode, we delve into the last part of Matthew chapter 20, exploring themes of humility, grace, and the power of persistent prayer. Through the story of two blind men calling out to Jesus, we examine the importance of seeking spiritual insight and the strength that can be found in community prayer. #Grace #Humility #Prayer #BibleStudy

In this episode, we explore the profound themes of servanthood and humility within Christian ministry, as illustrated in Matthew 20. Join us as we delve into the teachings of Jesus, who emphasized that true greatness lies in serving others, not in seeking power or prestige. Through scriptural insights, looking into our daily lives, and talking about the ways we can minister to others, we reflect o...

In this episode, we delve into Matthew 20 and "The Parable of the Laborers in the Vineyard," exploring what Jesus shared in this story. Join us as we unpack the meaning and discover how this parable continues to resonate in today's world, offering insights into the nature of divine grace. 

In today's Bible study, we finish Matthew chapter 19. Topics: We hear the words people speak, but Jesus sees what's in the heart. Not everything that sounds good is true. Was the eye of the needle an actual needle? What about the gate theory? Do you rely on wealth or Jesus?

In today's Bible study, we continue in Matthew 19 and discuss how Jesus stops for the little ones. Topics: How were children viewed at that time in history? "Little ones" can also represent the lowly. Bonus Topics: Our special needs members and Romans 10-9-10. Can the non-verbal be saved? Reference article: https://www.gotquestions.org/public-confession.html

In today's Bible study, we start Matthew 19 and discuss the topics of marriage and divorce. Some questions covered: Can Christians divorce? What is biblical marriage? How can I make my marriage work?

In today's Bible study, we conclude our study of Matthew 18 and discuss the topic of forgiveness. Topics: Why 7 x 70? Could a servant actually pay back 10,000 talents?

In today's Bible study, we continue in Matthew chapter 18 and discuss the sometimes scary subject of church discipline. Topics: It should never be about shaming someone. Restoration.

Today's Bible study is on Matthew chapter 18, covering the 99 sheep and the 1 sheep that strays. Topics: Can we step outside of salvation? Can we go too far? What about eternal security? Is this verse perhaps more about God's character than the sheep?

In today's Bible study, we begin Matthew chapter 18. Topics: Who are the "little ones?" Greek root words and what we can learn from them. "Cutting off" temptations and why it's not always "fun."

In today's Bible study, we read the next part of Matthew chapter 17. Topics Jesus didn't owe the atonement tax but paid it anyway. Jesus could have had anything on earth, but what he wanted was us.

In today's Bible study, we read the next part of Matthew chapter 17. Topics: Why do we need to pray for discernment before assuming possession. The issues people face can be caused by physical, mental, or spiritual factors, and it takes discernment to determine which. Why must we be connected to the source of power. Breaking down the verse about faith and moving mountains.

In today's Bible study, we read about the transfiguration and its correlation with Exodus 24. Topics: Why did Peter want to build tents? Jesus is the source of light; we merely reflect it.

This is part three of our Matthew chapter 16 Bible study. Jesus talks about how in order to follow him, we must deny ourselves, take up our cross, and follow him. Aha's: “Follow Him" The disciple follows.   “Deny Himself” Following him requires self-denial.   “Take up his cross” We each have a cross to bear.

This is part two of our Matthew chapter 16 Bible study. In this episode, we talk about Peter’s name and why the disciple is meant to follow. Aha's: We need to follow Jesus as a disciple, so he can be our focus and lead us.   The keys of authority are given to a servant.

This is part one of our Matthew chapter 16 Bible study.  The Pharisees and Sadducees try to test Jesus again and Jesus tells his disciples to be on your guard against the leaven of the Pharisees and Sadducees.  Aha's: His signs are everywhere, you just have to look. He came through for us before and he’ll do it again. Be careful of false doctrines.  

This is part three of our Matthew chapter 15 Bible study. We notice how Jesus will stop for just one person, talk about laying our cares at his feet, and explain how his plan is so overflowing that it includes leftovers. Aha's: He’ll stop for the one and send you to the one person who needs him.   We have to surrender our needs to him and lay them at his feet.   Give thanks before the miracle.

Part two of our Matthew 15 bible study. Jesus talks to the Canaanite woman, and we talk about the connection between her, the widow of Zarephath, and the woman from Shunem. Aha's: Many times, humbling comes before a breakthrough. We have to admit that we need saving. We need a savior.