Make disciples
Matthew 6:25-34
Last week, Jesus left us with a very important statement. He said that we cannot serve two masters. He then followed that up, very bluntly, by saying that we cannot serve God and money. It’s the two-master issue. He taught us that we will end up hating one and loving the other and being loyal
Matthew 6:19-24
So last week, we looked at Jesus’ take on good works, and on prayer, and on fasting. Things that we call spiritual disciplines, which means that they are things that are involved in the relationship that we are in with God almighty. But Jesus’ issue last week, that He was dealing with, is that people
Matthew 6:1-18
So, in the last few weeks, Jesus spent the last chapter helping us understand God’s heart a little bit, understand His care for our heart, and begin to understand how a transformed heart will act differently if we really desire to follow Jesus. And this morning He is still very much in the middle of
Matthew 5:31-48
Today we are going to make our way to the end of Matthew chapter 5. But what have we learned on our way here so far? The chapter started with the beatitudes, this list and progression of character traits that one of God’s people or a Kingdom Citizen should have. We talked through that study
Matthew 5:21-30
So last week we went through verses 17 through 20 of Matthew 5 and we looked at how Jesus didn’t come to change or destroy the Law and the Prophets but did bring a new perspective to it. He talked about how it is still all important, but ultimately how it all pointed forward to
Matthew 5:17-20
Last week we started Matthew chapter 5 and started into Jesus’ sermon on the mount. We looked at this like progression of growth and the characteristics of someone who is a believer or a citizen of God’s Kingdom. We talked about what it means to be the salt and light of the world. That we
Matthew 5:1-16
Today as we continue in Matthew, we get to kind of transition from the first few chapters of history to now Jesus actually teaching people directly and seeing exactly what He has to say. I’m excited to get into this, let’s read our passage. Read Matthew 5:1-16 To set the stage just a little bit more for
Matthew 4:12-25
We’re on the second half of Matthew chapter 4 today. Last week in the first half of this chapter, we looked at this period of time that Jesus went out into the desert, into this placed called “the devastation”. There He was tempted, He was tried, Satan went so far as to try to cause
Matthew 4:1-11
Last week we went through the second half of Matthew chapter 3. We ended our time seeing Jesus coming up out of the waters of baptism and the Holy Spirit visibly descending upon Him and at the same time God the Father was speaking and said, “this is My beloved Son, in Whom I am