Judas wasn't just greedy—he was stealing straight from the moneybag while playing the compassionate one who cared about the poor. Davey digs into three forces pulling Judas toward betrayal: money, a hunger for Jerusalem's throne, and possibly even a violent past as an assassin opposed to Rome. When Jesus starts talking about dying instead of reigning, Judas realizes this isn't the Messiah he signed up for. Davey shows how Jesus even hands Judas one last quiet invitation to turn back, bread dipped and offered at the table, and Judas takes it anyway. What does it look like when someone chooses their own plans over God's, right up to the very end?
A Closer Look at Judas
Add to Favorites