Luke 10:30-37.
A lawyer tempted Jesus asking who was his neighbor. Jesus told him one of his famous parable about a good Samaritan who helped a robbed man who did not got any help from a priest nor from a Levite.
Luke 10:1-20. When Jesus sent out 70 disciples to the towns where he will visit soon, he said he would send them like lambs among wolves. The disciples were not allowed to carry backpack, money, even shoes. They returned with joy, and said that in Jesus' name, even evil sprit obey them. Jesus replied saying that they should be more pleased that their names are written in heaven.
Matthew 19:16-26, Mark 10:17-27, Luke 18:18-27.
A young man who was keeping the commandments asked Jesus what else he should do. Jesus said to him to sell what he had and follow him. This young man sadly walked away, because he was very rich. Jesus asked disciples if a camel can go through a needle's eye, and said that is easier than to enter the heaven for rich people. It sounds impossible, but that is how rich rely on their property. The God can do anything, way a lot more than money, you should rely on The God.
Matthew 18:1-11, Mark 9:33-37, Luke 9:46-48.
Disciples asked Jesus which of them will be greatest in the kingdom of heaven. Jesus called a little child, then said to them that whoever being as humble as this child would be greatest in the kingdom of heaven, and whoever receive such a little child in his name would receive him.
Matthew 17:14-21.
A man asked Jesus to get rid of evil sprit from his son because disciples could not do it. Jesus cured his boy. Then disciples asked Jesus why they could not. Jesus told them it was for lack of faith. Even with the faith of the size of a mustard seed could move a mountain into the sea. With faith, nothing is impossible.
Matthew 17:1-8, Mark 9:2-8, Luke 9:28-36.
Jesus took Peter, James and John to the mountaintop. There, Jesus changed, his face shone like the sun, his clothes was white as the light. Jesus was talking with Moses and Elijah. Disciples heard a voice from cloud saying "This is my beloved Son, he pleased me well, listen to him".
Matthew 16:13-27, Mark 8:27-38. When Jesus started to talk about what would soon happen to him in Jerusalem, Peter rebuked Jesus that these should not be happening. Jesus said to Peter "Get behind me, Satan!". Then Jesus said to disciples that anyone who were willing to come after him had to deny yourself, take up your cross, and follow him.