The Bible Study Program (audio)

Jesus uses a commonly understood process of a fig tree bearing fruit to speak of the ending of the age and His return. Yet, no will know when this will occur.

On the way to Jerusalem, brothers James and John, via their mother, request of Jesus that they have positions of power when Jesus comes into His kingdom. Jesus then speaks of what it is to be a slave in His kingdom.

Just a brief time before Jesus’ crucifixion Jesus informs His disciples about the ending of the universe and His return to gather His followers up into heaven.

It is now just a couple of days before the crucifixion, and Jesus speaks with four of His disciples about the ending of the age, that moment when Jesus returns.

Within a very short period before Jesus’ crucifixion, He warns against the hypocrisy of the scribes, then, in the Temple area near the places where money was given for the Temple’s upkeep, He sees a widow give all she has, and then foretells the destruction of that very Temple.

A scribe (lawyer) asks Jesus which commandment is the most important. The man is satisfied with Jesus’ answer, and Jesus responds to him very favorably. Then Jesus speaks to an issue regarding King David and the person of the Messiah.

The Sadducees, a political/religious party who denied life beyond death, seek to compromise Jesus by asking a weird question. Jesus clearly and plainly answers their question by pointing out the reality of resurrection.

Tenants, working for the owner of a vineyard, attempt to keep all the produce of the vineyard and it results in their killing of the son of the owner. Then Jesus counters the Jewish hatred of paying taxes to Caesar.

Show 3 of 3: 25-30% of Jesus' ministry was casting out demons. Kent Philpott and Mark Buckley, Founding Pastor of Living Streams Church, Phoenix, AZ attempt to familiarize and demystify the topic of demonology based on their years of hands-on experience with deliverance ministry.

Show 2 of 3 shows feature Pastors Kent Philpott and Mark Buckley. 25-30% of Jesus' ministry was casting out demons. Kent Philpott and Mark Buckley, Founding Pastor of Living Streams Church, Phoenix, AZ attempt to familiarize and demystify the topic of demonology based on their years of hands-on experience with deliverance ministry.

Show 1 of 3 shows featuring Pastors Kent Philpott and Mark Buckley. 25-30% of Jesus' ministry was casting out demons. Kent Philpott and Mark Buckley, Founding Pastor of Living Streams Church, Phoenix, AZ attempt to familiarize and demystify the topic of demonology based on their years of hands-on experience with deliverance ministry.

The Fig tree’s withering troubled the Disciples and Jesus wants His follower to remain faithful. Then at the Temple, some of Israel’s leaders challenge Jesus about His actions at the Temple the day previous.

The day after Jesus and His disciples arrive at Bethany, they head for Jerusalem and on the way, Jesus goes to a fig tree, finds no fruit on it, and then states it will ever have fruit. Then on to the Temple where Jesus “cleanses” the Temple by driving out those who take advantage of worshippers.

On the way to Jerusalem, Jesus with His disciples and many others heals a man—Bartimaeus who is blind. Then Jesus continues on His way.

On the way to Jerusalem, brothers James and John, via their mother, request of Jesus that they have positions of power when Jesus comes into His kingdom. Jesus then speaks of what it is to be a slave in His kingdom.

Show 2 of 2: In the midst of an explosive revival of many different kinds of spiritual and dangerous psychic occult practices, Pastor Kent Philpott warns that involvement can lead to demonic possession. Kent shares stories of his fifty years of personal experience casting out demons— hundreds of times, event virtually!—with people all over the world.

Show 1 of 2: In the midst of an explosive revival of many different kinds of spiritual and dangerous psychic occult practices, Pastor Kent Philpott warns that involvement can lead to demonic possession. Kent shares stories of his fifty years of personal experience casting out demons— hundreds of times, event virtually!—with people all over the world.

On the way to Jerusalem, Jesus begins to tell for the third time that He will be condemned to death and delivered to the Gentiles by the Jewish religious leaders.

A rich young man approaches Jesus and asks what he could do to receive eternal life. Jesus explains it is a giving up of all things, at which, the man walks away, sadly. The Twelve then question Jesus as to what He meant.

Jesus, moving to the area across from Jerusalem, east of the River Jordan, is asked about the issue of divorce, which was a major topic of the day. Also, was the fact that Jesus welcomed children to come to Him, which was a problem for His disciples.