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Surrender, Calling, and Kingdom Fruit (Matthew 19–24). S3. E4.

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 Season 3, Episode 4. Surrender, Calling, and Kingdom Fruit (Matthew 19–24). Date: October 17, 2025Duration: 43:16 minutesHosts: Brigette Heller, Andrew Blackwood, Tanja Bentley WardCovering Matthew 19–24, the hosts wrestle with Jesus’ teaching on marriage, singleness, and the heart behind divorce; the rich young ruler’s call to surrender; the vineyard wages and God’s generosity; servant-leadership (not status) in the Kingdom; the triumphal entry and “Hosanna - save us”; the fruitless fig tree; the great feast; the greatest commandment; warnings to religious hypocrites; and the call to watchfulness in the last days.Key Points Covered:Marriage, Divorce, Singleness (Matt. 19:1–12)Marriage and singleness are callings to oneness with God; both require surrender.“Hardness of heart” explains Mosaic concessions on divorce; idolatry of marriage is a danger.Practical lens: put God first - without that, marriage (or singleness) falters.The Rich Young Ruler (19:16–22)The humble prayer: “What lack I yet?” Surrender exposes the one thing we cling to.Blessing the Children (19:13–15)Kingdom posture = childlike dependence and openness.Vineyard Wages (20:1–16)God’s generosity offends entitlement; focus on the Giver, not comparisons.Doing vs. being: quality (with God) over quantity (for God).Servant Leadership & Zebedee’s Sons (20:20–28)Greatness = serving and suffering, not titles and thrones; roles are the Father’s to assign.“Hosanna” & the Triumphal Entry (21:1–11)“Hosanna” means “Save us.” Praise and plea meet in true worship.Fig Tree & Fruit (21:18–22)Looking the part isn’t fruit; faith + obedience bears Kingdom fruit.Two Sons / Tenants / Great Feast (21:28–32; 21:33–46; 22:1–14)Saying “yes” without doing isn’t obedience; refusal shifts the Kingdom invitation to responsive hearts.Many are called, few are chosen - response matters.Greatest Commandment (22:34–40)Love God with all your heart, soul, mind; love neighbor as yourself—Kingdom center of gravity.Woes & Hypocrisy (ch. 23)Individuality in God leads to oneness; performative religion divides and withers.Watching for His Coming (24:36–44)Live awake and ready; trust Christ amid uncertainty.Takeaways:Keep asking “What do I lack?” - and obey the answer.Don’t idolize roles (marriage, leadership); seek oneness with God first.Celebrate God’s generosity; drop comparisons.True leadership serves. True faith bears fruit.Praise Jesus with a sincere “Hosanna—save us.” Live watchful and ready.Mentioned Links/Resources:Matthew 19–24 (KJV) - King James Version (KJV) BibleParables referenced – vineyard workers, two sons, tenants, great feast Connect with Connected in Christ:Website: Coming SoonSocial Media:FacebookInstagram: @connectedinchristpodcastCall to Action:Please subscribe, leave a review, share the episode, and follow us on social media.Support the Show:If you would like to support the podcast you can donate to our PayPal account: connectedinchristpodcast@gmail.comAcknowledgments:Thank you so much for listening—we pray this conversation brought you closer to Christ!
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