It’s time for a conversation with God. As we wait for the return of Jesus Christ, we must ask, “How am I waiting?”
Are you the faithful servant who serves as you wait, or are you waiting to serve?
Join Jaclyn as she reveals God’s truth in Matthew 24 and challenges us to bring these questions before Him.
https://www.inseparableministries.org/
https://www.inseparableministries.org/event-calendar

Matthew 23 records Jesus speaking to the crowds and His disciples. He admonishes the Pharisees for not living out what they teach. They had taken authority upon themselves instead of giving it to God. This had been happening for generations, yet God continued to send prophets to proclaim the truth—prophets He knew would be abused and murdered.
This raises important questions for us: Who has the authority in my life? Why did God continue to send prophets, knowing they would be killed and tortured? And why were the prophets willing to go? Jaclyn shows that John 3:16 gives us the answer to both questions: Because He loves us.
https://www.inseparableministries.org/
https://www.inseparableministries.org/event-calendar

Jaclyn teaches on the powerful parable of the Wedding Feast in Matthew 22:1–14. The scene unfolds with a king, his son, servants, invited guests, farmers, businessmen, soldiers, and even murderers. Each person responds differently to the king’s invitation.
Some ignore it. Some reject it. Some become hostile toward the messengers.
Yet the invitation still goes out.
This parable challenges us to examine our own response to God’s call and to consider whether we are living with an eternal perspective.
Challenge: Who are you in this parable?
https://www.inseparableministries.org/
https://www.inseparableministries.org/event-calendar

In this teaching on Matthew 21, Jaclyn explains the meaning of “Hosanna” and what it reveals about the authority of Jesus Christ. Some trip over the authority of Jesus, and some are crushed. What changes when we surrender? Understanding “Hosanna” may change the way you see Jesus—and your response to His authority.

Personal Challenges:
Write the word Hosanna everywhere.
Handwrite Isaiah 8:14–16 and ponder it while reading Matthew 21.

For more Scripture:
Read Matthew 21 and Mark 11 to see the rebellion, then read John 12 to see the submission.

https://www.inseparableministries.org/
https://www.inseparableministries.org/event-calendar

A Day with the Master Is About Today

In Matthew 20, Jesus gently but powerfully shifts our focus away from comparison, status, and future worries — and brings us back to the sacredness of today.

Through the Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard, we see a landowner who hires men at different hours of the day, yet gives them the same wage. This isn’t about fairness by the world’s standards — it’s about the generosity of God. Whether you came to Him early in life or feel like you’re arriving late, His grace is full, complete, and available today. You are not behind. You are not overlooked. You are invited.

This is the heartbeat of the chapter:

✨ Grace isn’t earned by how early you start

✨ Greatness isn’t measured by status

✨ Jesus sees you and stops for you — today

You don’t have to wait for “someday” to be chosen, useful, or loved.
A day with the Master is not about yesterday’s regrets or tomorrow’s fears.
It is about responding to His invitation right now.

So today, wherever you are in your story — early, late, weary, hopeful, unseen — His grace meets you fully.

Today is enough.Today with Him is everything.

https://www.inseparableministries.org/

https://www.inseparableministries.org/event-calendar

Jaclyn speaks about marriage through the lens of Matthew 19. Where is your marriage today? Is Jesus part of your marriage at all? Is your heart hardened? Seek Jesus together and make Him the most important part of your marriage—even if your husband doesn’t know Him.

Challenge: Write down your question about marriage and talk to God about it.

https://www.inseparableministries.org/
https://www.inseparableministries.org/event-calendar

Link to the new⁠ Follow The Spirit⁠ podcast.

What does Jesus really mean when He tells adults to become like children?

In Matthew 18, Jesus completely redefines greatness—not as influence, perfection, or spiritual maturity—but as humility, trust, and childlike dependence on God. In our study today, we explore what it looks like to lay down pride, comparison, and self-reliance in order to behold God as our King with a surrendered heart.

Together, we’ll unpack:

• Why Jesus places a child in the center—and what that reveals about the Kingdom of Heaven
• The difference between childlike faith and childish faith
• How humility positions us to truly see and receive God
• What it means to live under God’s authority with trust rather than fear

This study invites us to unlearn what the world has taught us about power and success—and return to the posture Jesus honors most: a heart that kneels, trusts, and looks up.

Matthew 18:3 “Truly, I say to you, unless you turn and become like children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven.”

SEE THE KING

https://www.inseparableministries.org/ https://www.inseparableministries.org/event-calendar

While in Matthew 17, Jaclyn asks us to accept that He sees us—not as we see ourselves. He sees us as pure. If you have accepted Jesus as your Lord and Savior, you have been transformed. Accept it and see yourself as He sees you. The negative thoughts you have about yourself are yours, not His.
He has prepared you for the next step of obedience. Take that step and allow yourself to be transformed.
Challenge: Submit your thoughts to God.

https://www.inseparableministries.org/ https://www.inseparableministries.org/event-calendar