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The Two Sons (Matthew 21:28-32)

This study explores the parable of the Two Sons from Matthew 21:28-32, emphasizing the Father's command to "go work today in my vineyard." It contrasts the responses and actions of the two sons, highlighting themes of relationship, obedience, and repentance. The first son initially refuses but eventually repents and obeys, while the second son agrees to go but fails to do so. This parable challenges us to examine our responses to God’s call and the importance of our actions over mere words in fulfilling His commandments.

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The Two Sons (Matthew 21:28-32)

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  1. The Two Sons(Matthew 21:28-32) I. The Father’s Command (Matthew 21:28). A. “Son, go work today in my vineyard” (vs. 28). 1. The relationship was that of Father & Son.

  2. The Two Sons(Matthew 21:28-32) I. The Father’s Command (Matthew 21:28). A. “Son, go work today in my vineyard” (vs. 28). 2. The command was to “Go work” (II Cor 6:1; Philippians 2:12).

  3. The Two Sons(Matthew 21:28-32) I. The Father’s Command (Matthew 21:28). A. “Son, go work today in my vineyard” (vs. 28). 3. The time was “Today” (Rev 2:10; Heb 3:7,8; II Corinthians 6:2).

  4. The Two Sons(Matthew 21:28-32) I. The Father’s Command (Matthew 21:28). A. “Son, go work today in my vineyard” (vs. 28). 4. The place was in His “Vineyard” (Eph 3:20,21; Phil 2:14-16).

  5. The Two Sons(Matthew 21:28-32) II. The Sons’ Answers (Matthew 21:29,30). A. The first son: “I will not” (vs. 29). B. The second son: “I go sir” (vs. 30; Ecc 5:4,5; I John 3:18).

  6. The Two Sons(Matthew 21:28-32) III. The Sons’ Actions (Matthew 21:29,30). A. The first son: “he regretted it and went” (vs. 29). 1. Repentance (Luke 13:3; Acts 17:30).

  7. The Two Sons(Matthew 21:28-32) III. The Sons’ Actions (Matthew 21:29,30). A. The first son: “he regretted it and went” (vs. 29). 2. Obedience (Matt 7:21-23; Heb 5:8,9; Matt 3:5,6).

  8. The Two Sons(Matthew 21:28-32) III. The Sons’ Actions (Matthew 21:29,30). B. The second son: “he did not go” (vs. 30; Matthew 3:7-9).

  9. The Two Sons(Matthew 21:28-32) Jesus’ Question. (Matthew 21:31a)

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