CBWC Theology for the Ordinary

God loves the world, but Jesus does not pray for the world. Rather, four times Jesus prays that we would all be one.  If the Father answers this prayer, what would that mean for the world?

Today we will be discussing Jesus' only instruction that he calls a "command."

In the book of John, Jesus’ first and only “command” is given while He tells them He’s leaving.  We’ll look at that command and what that means for us in this episode.

In this episode we will review Matthew’s crucial texts to make as clear as possible how we know that the church’s mission in Matthew centers on one another.

In this episode we will look at Matthew 28 and discover that maybe the “The Great Commission” isn’t the church’s call to evangelism as we’ve been taught. We'll take a close look at what Jesus is revealing to his disciples here.

In this episode we will learn who the Letters are referring to when they talk about our neighbour. We will look at Leviticus, where we find the second great command, to help us answer this question.

The 12 disciples had a running competition to rise above each other. They completely misunderstood Kingdom greatness.  In this episode, we’ll see how God pointed them in the right direction.

This episode surveys the 12 “brother and sister” texts in Matthew, giving special attention to “the least of these my brothers and sisters.”  We will also taste what a kindness and honor it is to be a part of God’s family.

The self-deceived “Lord, Lord” prophets (Mt 7) did exactly what Jesus sent the apostles to do (Mt 10), but that was not the Father’s will, and they failed to enter! So what is the Father’s will?

The Sermon (Mt 5-7) is the backbone of discipleship, and the beatitudes are the backbone of the Sermon. When the Bible talks about doing God’s will, what does that look like? We will dive into discipleship and the will of God in this episode.