Matthew 20:29-34

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By Babatope Babalobi +2348035897435 babalobi@yahoo.com Matthew 20 vs. 29-34 29 And as they departed from Jericho, a great multitude followed him. 30 And, behold, two blind men sitting by the way si……

What’s the significance of declaring Jesus as the son of David?…

Things happen, that would not have happened if we had not prayed. This is my firm conviction. Would Jesus have stopped and healed the two blind man seated by the side of the roadside if they had not asked him to? There are very few records of him spontaneously healing people who have not asked […]…

Cutting right to the chase, the ones who shout for mercy get Jesus’ attention. The ones with shameless audacity, who cry aloud, and who persist are heard and responded to by Jesus. It’s not the……

God’s king has a different authority to what we’ve known. The king of peace is so different. When the disciples first recognized Jesus as God’s anointed, he told them to keep it quiet (16:16-20). Now others have had their eyes opened to the son of David, and they cannot be...…

The Palm Sunday crowd declared the gospel: heaven and earth reconciled in “the one who comes in the name of the Lord.”…

We have an innate desire to connect cause with effect. In John 9 we learn causation is not as important as purpose. Jesus teaches that neither the parents nor the blind man sinned—the blindness exists so that the wondrous signs of God can be displayed. If I put aside the question, What or who is to…

Cutting right to the chase, the ones who shout for mercy get Jesus' attention. The ones with shameless audacity, who cry aloud, and who persist are heard and responded to by Jesus. It's not the...…

By asking thoughtful questions, we reflect the Lord Jesus and His approach to interacting with people.…