Our message is again from the Gospel of Matthew. It covers [esvignore]Matthew 12:38-50[/esvignore]. We will learn what the Sign of Jonah is, we’ll challenge convention about the day of the crucifixion, and we will see that Jesus isn’t just speaking lightly about commitment to Him. If you are a skeptic, Jesus tells you that you have no right to be. Our outline…

Our message is a continuation of our study of the Gospel of Matthew, it is entitled, “Dissecting the Heart of Man” from [esvignore]Matthew 12:33-37[/esvignore]. In this message, we will look at what the inward man is like – are we spirit? Soul? Spirit and soul? And how does it all relate to the body? How do we know? Jesus teaches us very…

Our message is from the Gospel of Matthew and entitled “No Neutral Ground” It will cover [esvignore]Matthew 12:22-32[/esvignore]. The high level sermon outline points are: Yet Another Mighty Deed A Huge Lie The Logic of Jesus No Neutrality Are you All-In? Public reading: [esvignore]Isaiah 5:18-23[/esvignore]; Benediction: [esvignore]Psalm 121:7-8[/esvignore] Matthew 12:22-32 Isaiah 5:18-23 Psalm 121:7-8

We continue in our Matthew series with a message entitled “The Quiet Servant” taken from [esvignore]Matthew 12:15-21[/esvignore]. It should be an encouraging message with hope for all of us. The Radical Temperament of the Savior The prophet’s song Non-combative Jesus Bruised Reeds Who does the bruising? Two purposes for bruising Smoking Flax Low on heat, high on stink Biblical examples The Lord’s…

***Audio is acceptable, but improves after the first 5 minutes*** Today we will examine how Jesus demonstrates right exegesis that leads to freedom and joy in Christ, as opposed to legalistic interpretation, which is a device of the devil. We will spend our application section identifying legalism. We’ll cover [esvignore]Matthew 12:1-14[/esvignore]. Here is a foretaste: Sabbath Keeping – Rest or Burden? Jesus’…

We examine Jesus’ prophetic declarations of judgment upon those cities which ignored his mighty deeds, and draw from the text several very pertinent truths. Upon discovering it is our duty to repent and have faith, we then receive a call from the Lord to do just that. We cover [esvignore]Matthew 11:20-30[/esvignore]. The Duty to Repent Degrees of Punishment The Wise Ones Listen…

Our sermon is entitled, “Gospel of Matthew – The Greatest Ones,” and is taken from [esvignore]Matthew 11:7-19[/esvignore]. We will hear Jesus’ teaching on the role of John the Baptist, the incredible gift he was to the people, and how they rejected both John’s message and Jesus’ message. Though I will not be mentioning the outline segments in the sermon, the outline will…

Our sermon continues the study of the Gospel of Matthew and is taken from [esvignore]Matthew 11:1-6[/esvignore]. We will look at doubt and the fruit of doubt, and will be reminded that there is a solid foundation on which to stand. Our outline will go something like this: Jesus on the Move What John Heard and Questioned What Jesus Replied What Jesus Encouraged…

That free access and reconciliation often carries with it obligations. We will learn yet again of our obligations to follow Jesus no matter where it leads us. We continue in the Gospel of Matthew with a message called “The Radical Demand of Jesus” from [esvignore]Matthew 10:34-42[/esvignore]. Our message will step through some tough expectations that Jesus has for His followers, be ready…

Our message is again from the Gospel of Matthew, it is entitled “Fear of Man” and taken from [esvignore]Matthew 10:26-33[/esvignore]. We will examine Jesus’ command to not fear those who oppose the gospel, regardless of their ferocity and power. Jesus gives us three reasons to encourage us to fearlessness. The outline will look like this: Opposition Is Normal Three Reasons to Fear…