Matthew 1:18-2:12 – The birth of the Saviour evokes 3 different responses.
Making and maturing disciples of Christ
Making and maturing disciples of Christ
Sermons on Matthew
Matthew 1:21 – “You are to give him the name Jesus, because he will save his people from their sins.”
Matthew 6:19-21. Our approach to money indicates whether our hearts are set on earthly or heavenly treasures.
Matthew 25:14-30. We are stewards entrusted with much. How should this affect our use of money?
Matthew 9:27-31. Jesus’ healing ministry points to his ability to save.
Matthew 6:25-34. Jesus gives his people instructions on worry and faith.
Matthew 2:1-12 – The Wise men and Herod encounter the baby Jesus. Their reactions are very different and important for us to learn from.
Matthew 1:18-25 – Joseph’s not the star of the Christmas story, but, under God, he plays a vital part. He’s a faithful man who turns our attention to Jesus (the real star of the show).
Matthew 26:48. What are we to make of Judas’ betrayal and Jesus response?
Matthew 7:1-2. Christians are to judge justly, using a righteous scale both for themselves and for others.
Matthew 27:4. Judas’ wordly sorrow over sin provides a warning on the nature of true repentance.
Matthew 5:6.
Matthew 11:28-30. Jesus gives two calls to those who will follow him.
Matthew 10:37 – What kind of ‘radical’ Christianity does Jesus call His disciples to? Listen in.
Matthew 10:29-31 – How do we know that God providentially cares for all things? Two proofs: the sparrows and our hair.
Matthew 5:18. Jesus shows his followers how they are to understand their relationship both to him and to God’s law. This directs them to love God’s word and to pursue holiness.
Matthew 13:44-47 – Is Jesus the most valuable thing to you?
Matthew 1:18-25. Christmas is all about these three words: God with us.
Matthew 6:25-34. Jesus’ teaching on worry points us to a heavenly father we can trust and a heavenly father we can seek.
Matthew 16:15-19 – Who does run the church? The answer might surprise you. It’s all about who Jesus gives the keys of the kingdom of heaven. And Jesus gives those keys to… local churches – ordinary Christians.