Jesus teaches eternal life through faith and love, exemplified by the Good Samaritan's compassion. Prioritize spiritual presence over distractions, love over rituals.

Shawn contrasts Matthew's feminine and Luke's masculine Gospel accounts of Jesus sending followers, highlighting diverse unity in Christ's body and mission beyond Israel.

Shawn's teaching explores Jesus' incarnation, emphasizing His mission to save, not destroy, and prioritizing spiritual commitment over worldly concerns, urging urgency in spreading God's message.

Shawn explains Elijah's prophecy fulfilled by John the Baptist, Jesus' teachings on faith, humility, and spiritual growth, and the importance of childlike openness and inclusivity.

Shawn's teaching highlights Peter's human instincts during the Transfiguration, the distinction between "beloved Son" and "only begotten Son," and challenges traditional Trinity views by emphasizing Jesus' transformation and unique role post-resurrection.

Jesus teaches self-denial, prioritizing spiritual goals over worldly gains, taking up one's cross daily, and not being ashamed of faith. Transfiguration confirms His divine mission.

Old Testament sets the stage for the Messiah; New Testament fulfills it through Jesus. Jesus' identity as the Christ is affirmed by Peter. Discipleship requires self-denial.

Shawn's teaching on Luke 9 highlights Jesus empowering apostles, focusing on Israel first, historical Jewish-Samaritan tensions, reliance on God, and Jesus' miracles.

Jesus heals a demon-possessed man, Jairus' daughter, and a bleeding woman, highlighting faith, healing, and agape love. Emphasizes grounding in God's Word for peace.

Jesus' teachings emphasize spiritual kinship, authority over nature and demons, faith amidst life's storms, and his unique divine identity, highlighting his power and purpose.

Shawn's teaching on Luke 8:1-18 highlights Jesus' use of parables, the role of women in His ministry, spiritual truths, and the internal nature of God's Kingdom.

The teaching contrasts a repentant sinner's love and faith with a Pharisee's judgment, emphasizing forgiveness, gratitude, and the heart's attitude in seeking reconciliation with God.

Jesus affirms His messianic identity through miracles and preaching, praises John the Baptist, emphasizes spiritual rebirth, and critiques religious leaders' hypocrisy.

Jesus teaches that actions reveal the heart's true nature, like trees by their fruit. Genuine faith requires action, not just words. A strong foundation in Christ ensures resilience.

Jesus and Shawn teach prioritizing spiritual values over wealth, love for enemies, agape love, mercy, forgiveness, self-reflection, and generosity for divine rewards.

Jesus chose 12 apostles after prayer, highlighting commitment and sacrifice. Teachings in Luke and Matthew differ contextually, emphasizing eternal over temporal values.

Jesus asserts His authority over the Sabbath, prioritizing mercy over legalism. He emphasizes compassion, healing, and divine guidance, challenging traditional views.

Jesus calls sinners to repentance, challenges old traditions, emphasizes mercy over legalism, and highlights love and inclusivity, contrasting with religious leaders.

Shawn's teaching on Luke 5:17-26 highlights Jesus' authority to forgive sins and heal, emphasizing faith, determination, and the transformative power of spiritual healing.

Jesus' teachings in Capernaum included miraculous fish catch, healing leprosy, and emphasizing faith. Peter's transformation to "fisher of men" highlights divine reliance.