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Today’s Journey Project Blog is horror reading for church leaders. Today’s photo does not represent the person delivering the horrible words, but this photo represents church leaders who receive the horrible words. The deliverer of the horrible words is Jesus.
In today’s Journey Bible Project Blog, we find the religious leaders hammering Jesus with trick questions. How well did their trick questions work on Jesus?
Matthew the Evangelist points back to the prophet Zechariah’s poignant words about what’s about to happen when Jesus enters Jerusalem. He rides into Jerusalem on a young donkey. Listen, the prophet says, “Your King is coming to you. He is gentle; he is riding on a donkey.” His first actions were not so gentle, as Greg Taylor discusses in today’s Journey Bible Project Blog.
Jesus tells his disciples he’s going to Jerusalem, and he tells them exactly what is about to happen: he will be betrayed by one of them, handed over and crucified, but he will rise from the dead on the third day. In today’s Journey Bible Project Blog, watch how the disciples respond to this news.
In today’s Bible Project devotional, Chris Altrock looks at Genesis 26 and what it means to wait on God to make room for you.
Jesus doesn’t talk about every detail of life so that we can somehow program our relationships and religious practices. He instead teaches how to fulfill the law in a way of the Spirit, what Jesus and Paul call the more “perfect” way of love that uses wisdom, compassion, and justice in everything. In today’s Journey Bible blog, Greg Taylor discusses how Jesus deals with the thorny issues of divorce and marriage.
Conflict. How do we handle it as Christ followers? In today’s Journey Bible Project blog post, Jesus shows us how.
Why are children so important to Jesus? In today’s Journey Bible Project blog, Greg Taylor explains why children are part of the kingdom vision of Jesus.
In today’s Journey Bible Project blog post, Jesus takes his inner circle of three disciples up to a mountain where his appearance is changed. This has traditionally been called the “Transfiguration,” but what is it and why does this event matter so much?
In today’s Journey Bible Project blog post, Jesus warns his disciples to watch out for the “leaven” of the Pharisees, and he tells the Pharisees who look for a sign and ignore the great miracles around them — so they only proof they will get is the sign of Jonah! What does this sign mean and what is the symbol of leaven in the Jewish world view?
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