In this episode, we step into the tension-filled night of Matthew 26:30–56, where Jesus enters Gethsemane and faces the weight of the cross. We explore His anguish, His surrender to the Father’s will, and the disciples’ struggle to stay awake in the moment that mattered most. From the lonely prayer in the garden to Judas’ betrayal and the violent arrest, this passage reveals the contrast between human weakness and Christ’s perfect obedience. Join us as we reflect on what it means to watch, pray, and remain faithful when our own moments of testing come.

In this episode, we walk through Matthew 25:31–26:29, where Jesus reveals the weight of eternal judgment, the cost of betrayal, and the gift of the Last Supper. From the separation of the sheep and goats to the quiet plotting of religious leaders and Judas, and finally to the breaking of bread and sharing of the cup, this passage confronts us with both justice and grace. We explore what it means to serve Christ in “the least of these,” how human hearts wrestle with loyalty and fear, and why the table Jesus sets still calls us into remembrance, humility, and hope.

In this episode, we walk through Matthew 24:14–25:30, where Jesus speaks plainly about the end of the age, the certainty of His return, and the kind of people we’re called to be while we wait. These verses aren’t meant to fuel fear or speculation — they’re a wake-up call to live alert, faithful, and active in the present. From the warnings about deception to the parables of readiness and stewardship, Jesus shifts the focus from predicting timelines to cultivating obedience. The question isn’t when He will come back — it’s whether we’ll be found watchful, prepared, and working when He does.