Truth For Life Daily Program How to Enter the Kingdom (Part 1 of 2)
Oct 13, 2025
Exploring the question of who is fit for entry into God's kingdom, the discussion highlights the necessity of humility. Hear about the contrasting values of the kingdom that uplift the humble while challenging the proud. The concept of welcoming children as a sign of greatness is emphasized, underlining inclusivity in the faith. Alistair also warns against self-righteous attitudes that can exclude others from grace. Delve into the transformative and upside-down nature of kingdom values.
AI Snips
Chapters
Books
Transcript
Episode notes
Photographer Mentoring Analogy
- Alistair Begg watched a TV program about a photographer mentoring an apprentice in the Yukon Peninsula.
- He used that story to illustrate how preaching can change lenses and depth of field when studying Scripture.
Zoom Out To Hear The Melody Line
- Begg warns against limiting study to paragraph headings and isolated incidents.
- He urges zooming out to catch the melody line that runs through passages for fuller understanding.
Division: Humility Versus Self-Exaltation
- Luke 18 contains a recurring melodic theme of division between faith-filled humility and self-centered pride.
- That contrast determines who is fit for entry into God's kingdom.
Who is fit for entry into God’s kingdom? And upon what basis will entry be granted? Even Jesus’ disciples struggled to understand the answers! Explore these questions, and learn why humility is essential. Listen to Truth For Life with Alistair Begg.