A Gentle Ramble Through the Bible - Class 102

     


Parables & Women Disciples  

After declaring unequivocally to John the Baptist’s disciples that he is the Messiah, Jesus is pressed hard by the crowds. But he somehow manages to really see each person--to heal them in the ways they need healing, and to speak truth to the religious leaders who still cast aspersions on “sinners.”

Jesus teaches the people using parables. His disciples aren’t sure this is the most effective way to teach and they challenge him on it. Jesus has a very interesting answer. 

Then we meet the women. Not just any women, but disciples, part of Jesus’ inner circle. Who knew? 

We cover 

    Matthew 11:1-18, 13:1-23;

Mark 4:1-20;

Luke 7:18-50; 8:1-15


A free Study Guide is available. A video version of the class is available on YouTube. More info at EversBibleClass.com.

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