Matthew

Matthew 12:15-21

Matthew 12:15-21

This week, Pastor Josh starts by talking about Jesus as a powerful king who wins battles, as shown in Revelation 19. He then moves to Matthew 12, where he talks about how Jesus leads with kindness and helps others instead of using force. This shows that Jesus can be both a strong leader and a caring helper, teaching us about the different ways he uses his power to help and guide people.

Matthew 11:25-30

Matthew 11:25-30

This week, Pastor Josh continues exploring the Gospel of Matthew, emphasizing the importance of responding to Jesus's call. He discusses Jesus's rebuke of the unresponsive crowds and contrasts their hardness of heart with the humility required to accept the gospel, tying this message into the joy of baptism witnessed in the community.

Matthew 11:1-6

Matthew 11:1-6

This week, Pastor Josh delves into Matthew chapter 11, discussing John the Baptist's doubts about Jesus as the Messiah and exploring the nature of doubt and faith. He encourages understanding and engagement with doubts as a pathway to deeper faith and spiritual breakthrough, drawing from various biblical figures who also wrestled with uncertainty.

Matthew 10:21-42

Matthew 10:21-42

This week, Pastor Josh explores the teachings of Jesus from Matthew 10, emphasizing the principles of enduring faith amidst persecution and living out the kingdom of heaven in everyday life. He encourages the congregation to emulate Christ's example, highlighting the inevitable disclosure of the kingdom, the limits of earthly power, and the profound importance of loyalty to Christ above all else.

Matthew 9:35 - 10:15 Part 2

Matthew 9:35 - 10:15 Part 2

Listen as Pastor Josh continues exploring Matthew 9:35-10:15 in Part 2 of our series. Delve deeper into Jesus' instructions to the apostles, focusing on their unique commissioning and the significant role they played in spreading the gospel to the house of Israel. Discover the profound implications of their mission and how it connects to God’s broader plan for redemption. Join us as we unravel these timeless truths and apply them to our lives today.

Matthew 7:13-23

Matthew 7:13-23

This sermon from Matthew 7:13-23 explores the concept of the "narrow gate" versus the "broad path" as taught by Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount. It delves into the difficult choices and the disciplined journey required to follow the path to life, contrasting it with the easier, more popular routes that lead to destruction.

Matthew 6: 25-34

Matthew 6: 25-34

In our journey through Matthew's Sermon on the Mount, we've reached teachings highlighting the importance of setting our hearts on spiritual pursuits rather than being ensnared by life's anxieties. Jesus calls us to shift our focus from worldly concerns to seeking God's kingdom first, promising that our essential needs will be met through faith.

Matthew 6:5-8

Matthew 6:5-8

Dive into the heart of Jesus's teachings with our latest audio sermon on the Sermon on the Mount, as captured in Matthew chapter six. Explore the transformative power of genuine prayer, giving, and fasting, and how these practices define the righteous life in God's kingdom. Join us to uncover the essence of living authentically under the reign of Christ, where personal and direct communication with God reshapes our lives. Listen now to embrace the call to genuine spirituality.

Matthew 6:1-4

Matthew 6:1-4

In Sunday's teaching, we explored Matthew 6:1-4, where Jesus contrasts outward acts of righteousness with the deeper, authentic relationship with God they should stem from. We delved into the importance of genuine actions and intentions in our faith, akin to creating original art rather than mere replicas.

Matthew 5:43-48

Matthew 5:43-48

This week, we completed our study of Matthew chapter 5, delving into Jesus' teachings in the Sermon on the Mount, where He redefines and deepens our understanding of love, law, and righteousness. Jesus challenges us to love our enemies and live out the radical, asymmetrical love of God, exemplifying His teachings not just as rules but as transformative principles for our lives.