Tag: The Questions of Jesus

We explore Matthew 15: 29–39 and the feeding of the 4,000.
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This miracle raises a fascinating question: why are the disciples still struggling to believe when they’ve already seen Jesus do something like this before?
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As we unpack the story, we talk about spiritual forgetfulness, the importance of remembering God’s faithfulness, and how Jesus’ compassion extends beyond the borders of Israel to the outsiders and Gentiles as well. This passage reminds us that the Kingdom of God is bigger, wider, and more welcoming than people expected, and that reminders of God’s provision in our everyday lives can reorient us to the greater story He’s telling

Jesus didn’t just give us answers…He asked questions.
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Questions that slowed people down.
Questions that exposed what was really going on in the heart.
Questions that invited people into something deeper.
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Throughout the Gospels, Jesus asks questions that still resonate today:
“Who do you say that I am?”
“Why do you doubt?”
“What can I do for you?”

These aren’t just questions for the people in the story; they might just be speaking to us as well.
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In this series, we’ll look at some of the most powerful questions Jesus asked and consider what they reveal about our faith, our hearts, and the way we follow Him. Because transformation doesn’t begin with having all the right answers… it begins with being willing to wrestle with the right questions.