The Caldwell Commentaries Podcast

This segment is a prayerful introduction to a Bible lesson focusing on Jesus's predictions of his suffering and death, as discussed in Mark 10 and Matthew 20.

This segment is a prayerful introduction seeking divine guidance and emphasizing the importance of the Bible for understanding current events and God's plan.

This episode segment discusses the events of Tuesday during the Passion Week, focusing on Jesus' confrontations with religious authorities in the temple and his subsequent question about the identity of Christ.

This lesson examines two acts of judgment by Jesus on Monday of Passion Week—the cursing of a fruitless fig tree and the cleansing of the temple—highlighting Israel's spiritual hypocrisy and fruitlessness despite outward religious rituals.

This lesson introduces the story of Bartimaeus, a blind man healed by Jesus, and connects it to the timeline of events leading up to Palm Sunday and the crucifixion.

This lesson discusses the dangers of trusting in material wealth and the promise of spiritual riches in Christ, focusing on the biblical account of the rich young ruler from Matthew 19.

This lesson analyzes the Pharisees' mixed reactions to Jesus silencing the Sadducees on resurrection and afterlife questions during Passion Week.

This episode segment introduces part nine of a study on the Olivet Discourse, focusing on the Parable of the Ten Virgins and how Jewish wedding customs support a pre-tribulation rapture, as part of Jesus' prophetic sermon given on Tuesday of the Passion Week.

This episode continues a three-part study on stewardship, focusing on the parable of the shrewd steward from Luke 16 and discussing the Greek terms for wisdom.

This lesson introduces part six of a study on the Olivet Discourse, focusing on specific signs in Matthew 24 and Daniel 9 related to the end times and tribulation.

The speaker introduces a two-part lesson on the Resurrection, welcomes attendees from past studies, and mentions recording for a podcast.

This segment introduces part three of a lesson on stewardship, focusing on Luke 16:24-31, where Jesus rebukes the Pharisees using the parable of the rich man and Lazarus to contrast wealth and spiritual righteousness.

This lesson introduces Luke chapter 15, focusing on God's attitude toward sinners through parables like the Lost Sheep and Prodigal Son, contrasting how sinners and Pharisees respond to Jesus.

This episode segment discusses Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, exploring why it was both tragic due to Israel's rejection of him as Messiah and triumphant in fulfilling detailed prophecies, including connections to Daniel.

This Bible lesson introduces the story of the rich young ruler from Matthew 19:16-22, exploring his encounter with Jesus and the themes of eternal life and grace.

This segment begins with a prayer of gratitude and transitions into a biblical teaching about the shift from the age of the law to the church age, focusing on God's ongoing work with Israel and the church.

This segment introduces a Bible study on John 12:20-36, focusing on the end of Jesus' public ministry and his appeal to Gentiles as his crucifixion approaches.

This episode introduces a two-part series on life as stewardship, focusing on the Parable of the Shrewd Steward from Luke 16:1-18, and discusses how beliefs about God shape perspectives on morality, purpose, and social issues.

This lesson introduces part 10 of the Olivet Discourse, focusing on Matthew 25 and parabolic admonishments for the End Times, including the Parable of Sheep and Goats.

This segment discusses Jesus' delayed response to the death of Lazarus, exploring the sisters' sorrow and questioning of his messianic role, as part of a lesson on John 11:17-54.

This segment is a prayerful introduction to a lesson on the Olivet Discourse, focusing on future events like the tribulation and the return of Jesus Christ.

This episode segment discusses Jesus' responses to doctrinally-loaded questions from the Sadducees during the Passion Week, focusing on his authority and the examination process as part of fulfilling the role of the sacrificial lamb.

This episode segment introduces a Bible lesson on the kingdom of God, focusing on the parable of the persistent widow and emphasizing the importance of persistent prayer in spiritual warfare, with a call to pray for an upcoming election.

This segment introduces a Bible study lesson on the Olivet Discourse, focusing on the destruction of Jerusalem, with an opening prayer emphasizing faith and the reliability of scripture.

This segment discusses the unique inclusion of Zacchaeus's conversion story in Luke's gospel, contrasting it with other synoptic writers like Matthew and Mark, and speculating on the reasons behind this choice.

This lesson continues the study of the Olivet Discourse, focusing on the Great Tribulation by comparing Matthew 24 with Revelation 6, particularly the first four seals and the four horsemen of the apocalypse.

This segment recounts Jesus' confrontations with religious leaders on Tuesday of Passion Week, including the withered fig tree, questions about his authority, and three parables exposing their hypocrisy.

This segment explains the biblical significance of the Passover lamb selection on the 10th of Nisan and its connection to Jesus Christ as the fulfillment of this Old Testament prophecy.

This segment introduces a contemporary Passover Seder as part of a study linking it to the Lord's Supper, starting with a prayer and historical context.

This episode segment discusses Jesus's response to religious authorities about his authority, focusing on parables predicting judgment for Israel's rejection of the triune Godhead, particularly the Parable of the Wedding Banquet.

This segment discusses the Parable of the Pharisee and Publican from Luke 18, contrasting biblical teachings with modern secular emphasis on self-love and narcissism.

This episode introduces a Bible study lesson focusing on the events and teachings of Tuesday during the Passion Week, emphasizing faith and judgment in the context of Jesus Christ's life.

This segment discusses Jesus approaching Jerusalem during Passover, highlighting the crowd's expectations for deliverance and the key message of salvation from Luke 19:10.

This episode segment introduces a Bible study lesson on judgment for rejection, focusing on parables from Jesus' Passion Week, including the Two Sons and Wicked Vinedressers.

This episode introduces a Bible study lesson on John 11, focusing on Jesus as the resurrection and the life through the raising of Lazarus, with an opening prayer and context from previous lessons.

This segment discusses Jesus's fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies as the Messiah, his lineage from David through Joseph, and the historical context of the Babylonian captivity ending the Davidic kingship with King Jeconiah.

This episode segment introduces a study on the Lord's Supper in relation to the Passover, beginning with a prayer for the nation and setting the context for redemption themes.

This lesson continues the Olivet Discourse study, focusing on the signs of Christ's second coming, specifically discussing the abomination of desolation and the persecution of believers during the tribulation period.

This segment introduces Part 3 of the Olivet Discourse, focusing on false Christs and increased spiritual deception, as Jesus predicts the destruction of Jerusalem and the temple while resting on the Mount of Olives with his disciples.

This segment explains how Jesus used the Parable of the Fig Tree in the Olivet Discourse to address the disciples' unspoken question about the timing of end-time events, without providing a specific date.

This segment discusses Jesus's last public appeal to Israel, focusing on his teachings, prophetic forecasts of his crucifixion and resurrection, and a prayer of submission to God the Father.

This Bible study examines Mark 10:32-34, where Jesus predicts his suffering, death, and resurrection as he journeys toward Jerusalem.

This episode segment introduces a Bible lesson on Luke 17, focusing on the themes of gratitude and the returns of a leper and the Lord, while setting the context of Jesus's movements before Passover.

This episode segment discusses Jesus's prophetic entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, highlighting how it fulfilled Old Testament prophecies and presented him as the true king of Israel.

This segment introduces the Passover Seder as the oldest continuously observed holiday, explaining its historical and religious significance in Jewish tradition.

A biblical teaching episode exploring the doctrine of angels (angelology), covering their creation, nature, roles as messengers and warriors, the distinction between holy and fallen angels, and their ministry to believers according to Scripture.

This episode is a detailed Bible study focusing on the story of the widow's mite from Mark 12 and Luke 21.

This is a detailed Bible study lecture examining Matthew 23, where Jesus delivers his "Woe Sermon," harshly condemning the hypocrisy of the scribes and Pharisees.

This episode is a detailed Bible study on Matthew 23, known as the Denunciation Discourse or Woe Sermon, where Jesus publicly condemns the hypocrisy and false teachings of the scribes and Pharisees.

A detailed Bible study lesson examining the Parable of the Laborers in the Vineyard from Matthew 20, focusing on how God's grace serves as the great equalizer in salvation.