When Jesus returned to Galilee, news spread quickly, and a multitude brought those who were crippled, blind and mute to be healed. If you had been among them and had been ill, would you have been healed?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 15:29-31

When Jesus returned to Galilee, news spread quickly, and a multitude brought those who were crippled, blind and mute to be healed. If you had been among them and had been ill, would you have been healed?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 15:29-31
Tens of thousands of people streamed from the population centers around Galilee to see Jesus in a remote location. The healing miracles lasted three days before Jesus sent everyone home…after an unforgettable grand finale!
Todays Scripture: Matthew 15:32-35
The Pharisees and Sadducees asked Jesus for a sign from heaven soon after He had healed hundreds and miraculously fed tens of thousands. So where were the Pharisees and Sadducees when Jesus performed all those signs?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 15:35-16:4
From today’s well-known story, we learn that a little that is blessed by God can multiply into bigger blessings. With what little blessing has God blessed you? Be faithful with it and watch it grow!
Todays Scripture: Matthew 14:13-21
Two chapters after Jesus and His disciples were assailed by life-threatening winds and waves on the Sea of Galilee, Jesus sent His disciples on another boat trip–but this time by themselves. They didn’t know that a divine lesson was in store.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 14:22-23
Jesus’ disciples spent 8 to 11 hours, in the dead of the night, rowing against the wind. Yet they were in the center of God’s perfect will. What was God up to?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 14:24-25
Many don’t realize that when Jesus quoted Isaiah 66:24, referencing undying worms and unquenchable fire, He was speaking of corpses, not living people being eternally tortured. But His contemporary audiences would not have made such an error.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 13:40-42
Mark tells us that when Jesus walked on the water towards His disciples who had been straining at the oars all night, that He wasn’t intending to help them in their trial. What can we learn from their experience when we find ourselves straining at life’s oars?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 14:26-27
What is the point of these two parables? Do the birds that make their nests in the mustard tree represent demons making their home in the church?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 13:31-33
When Peter walked on the water, were the eleven disciples who remained in the boat failures? What would have happened if they had also attempted to walk on the water?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 14:26-29