The Good Shepherd and His Sheep, Jesus’ Parables
In John 10:1-10, Jesus identified Himself as the door to the sheepfold. He is the only way to enter the Lord’s sheepfold.
…the author and finisher of our faith…
In John 10:1-10, Jesus identified Himself as the door to the sheepfold. He is the only way to enter the Lord’s sheepfold.
In John 10, Jesus used an illustration (a parable) about sheep and the sheepfold. It reads: Most assuredly, I say to you,
Jesus spoke of a man who persistently sought help from a friend at midnight. The Lord used this to encourage us to ask, seek, and knock (Luke 11:5-10).
In Matthew 7:20, Jesus concluded a short parable in the sermon on the mount by saying, “…by their fruits you will know
Jesus was confronted by the religious leaders of His day several times. Luke 10 records a question given by a lawyer who
The scribes and Pharisees complained against Jesus, for He would receive those whom they deemed to be base persons of society. When
Luke records, Now great multitudes went with Him. And He turned and said to them, ‘If anyone comes to Me and does
Jesus was invited to dine with some of the Pharisees on more than one occasion. Luke 14 records a Sabbath day visit
It is interesting to notice the references to demon possession in the Bible. Search the Old Testament, and there doesn’t seem to
It’s important for a speaker to know his audience. Of any speaker, we should expect that Jesus knew how to read an