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.

Jesus, rejected in Nazareth, illustrates prophets' lack of acceptance at home. In Capernaum, He teaches with authority, performs miracles, and is recognized by demons as the "Holy One of God," challenging traditional Trinity views. His acts fulfill Isaiah's prophecy, emphasizing His role as the source of healing and liberation.

Jesus, filled with the Spirit, began his ministry in Galilee, proclaiming Isaiah's prophecy fulfillment. Despite admiration, he faced rejection in Nazareth, emphasizing "no prophet is accepted in his own country." His mission was to preach, heal, and liberate, focusing on spiritual redemption over material solutions.

Jesus, filled with the Holy Spirit, fasts 40 days, resists Satan's temptations using scripture, emphasizing spiritual over physical sustenance, and prioritizing God's will.