Matthew 21:23 - 21:27
Gospel of MatthewSteve Gregg
In this discussion, Steve Gregg focuses on Matthew 21:23-27 where Jesus is questioned by the religious leaders about his authority. Gregg relates this to the importance of authority in religious institutions and how it impacts what doctrines are taught. He also explores the complex issue of authority in relation to God and how it can be difficult to determine what is truly from God and what is not. Ultimately, Jesus challenges the religious leaders to recognize the authority of God in their lives and actions.
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Matthew 21:28 - 21:48
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Matthew 22:1 - 22:14
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In this talk, Steve Gregg focuses on two parables told by Jesus near the end of his life on earth, from Matthew chapter 22. The first parable compares
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Matthew 21:20 - 21:22
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Steve Gregg discusses Matthew 21:20-22 where Jesus cursed a fig tree that did not bear fruit and said that with enough faith, one can move mountains.
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