As Jesus spends his final days in Jerusalem, the religious leaders are doing everything they can to trap him in his words and turn the crowds against him. But once again, Jesus turns their carefully crafted trap into a powerful lesson about what it really means to live as a citizen of God's Kingdom.

It's possible to be close to Jesus, cheer for Jesus, and even call ourselves followers of Jesus--and still miss who he really is and what he is doing right in front of us. As Jesus enters Jerusalem, the cheering crowd reminds us to ask an important question: What are we missing?

Ruth Clowater from SIGA Ministry Partners shares what it means to be created in the image of God.

Jesus is invited to the home of a prominent religious leader for a meal, where he notices the guests scrambling for the seats of honor. In a striking reversal of social expectations, Jesus teaches that true greatness in God's Kingdom comes through another way.

Jesus has just been teaching about repentance, judgment, and the Kingdom of God. He's calling people to urgently turn to God. A person in the crowd asks Jesus a question, wondering who actually gets saved. Join Pastor Greg as he shares what this passages says about salvation and how we can "make every effort" in our relationship with God.