Kyle explains the judgment between the sheep and the goats that Jesus references in Matthew 25.

The contrast between Judas and Mary, magnified in the story of Mary anointing Jesus, teaches us much about correct posture and attitude before the King of Kings.

The crucifixion of Jesus fulfilled not only the law, but also the prophets, yet many people and the religious of that day still did not understand and they mocked Jesus at his death.

Jesus appears to the disciples and gives them the Great Commission. Join Kyle Lance Martin as he expounds on three aspects of Jesus’ last command.

Kyle explains not only the background for the writer, Mark, but also the customs of the day, the structure of the synagogue, and the authority of Jesus.

The friends of the paralytic man didn’t just pray about healing for their friend, they pursued it by breaking through the roof to get their friend to Jesus.

Jesus faces opposition not only from his enemies, but also from his family.

Jesus demonstrates his authority, and the disciples demonstrate their lack of faith, as the wind and the waves are calmed by Jesus’ rebuke.

From a synagogue official to a bankrupt woman, Jesus doesn't show favoritism in meeting their needs.

Jesus wants to get away with the 12 to rest; but when the crowds follow them, Jesus has compassion which leads to action and an opportunity for God to show up.

Jesus dialogues with the sick and heals a deaf man who also has trouble speaking.

Followers of Christ must deny themselves, take up their crosses, and follow Christ.

The disciples argue about who is the greatest among them, but Jesus teaches them the greatest must be a servant to all.

Jesus predicts his death a third time.

Jesus curses a fig tree, clears the temple, and expounds on faith to his disciples.

Kyle Lance Martin breaks down the parable of the vineyard.

Jesus prophetically describes the “end of the age,” and warns his followers to stay alert.

The disciples say they’ll stand with Jesus but can’t even stay awake while He prays.

Joseph of Arimathea serves Christ in his death, even though it could have had serious consequences.

Jesus appears to many after His resurrection.

Jesus’ birth is announced by the angel Gabriel as foretold in Old Testament scripture.

Join Kyle Lance Martin for a look at Jesus as a boy.

The lineage of Jesus goes all the way back to Adam, farther than any other genealogy. Kyle uses this genealogy and supporting verses to compare Jesus and Adam.

Jesus announces his ministry in the synagogue at Nazareth.