Our sermon is entitled, “Gospel of Matthew – Who do You say that I am?” We will look at a very controversial but key passage regarding the Lord’s church, [esvignore]Matthew 16:13-20[/esvignore]. Our outline should give you a flavor of what we will learn. I. Who do you say that I am?II. The Rock, who or what is it?—— Roman Catholic view—— Early…

We go again to the Gospel of Matthew for our message, entitled “Interpreting the Signs Around Us.” We enter into the great [esvignore]Chapter 16[/esvignore], perhaps the key chapter of the whole gospel. We will see yet another confrontation with the religious leaders and learn how they themselves serve as a ‘sign of the times.’ How do we think about our own times?…

Today we dive into [esvignore]Matthew 15:29-39[/esvignore] Public Reading: [esvignore]Isaiah 55:1-9[/esvignore]; Benediction: [esvignore]1 Thessalonians 5:23[/esvignore] Matthew 15:29-39 Isaiah 55:1-9 1 Thessalonians 5:23

Public Reading: [esvignore]Luke 18:1-8[/esvignore]; Benediction: [esvignore]Ephesians 6:24[/esvignore] Matthew 15:21-28 Luke 18:1-8 Ephesians 6:24

Public Reading: [esvignore]Psalm 15[/esvignore]; Benediction: [esvignore]Hebrews 13:20-21[/esvignore] Matthew 15:1-20 Psalm 15 Hebrews 13:20-21

Today we will cover [esvignore]Matthew 14:22-36[/esvignore] and will find the disciples in yet another tight spot requiring faith. Here we witness Jesus’ teaching and training of the disciples as he sends them out to sea alone. We will learn about the role of trials and what faith is. Our outline is: I. Alone in the Hills – 3 Reasons— Weariness— Forceful Kingship—…

In this message we will look again to the Gospel of Matthew, our message is entitled, “Jesus Satisfies the Hungry.” It will be drawn from [esvignore]Matthew 14:13-21[/esvignore]. Here we see a marvelous miracle of our Lord who is compassionate, and caring. Despite His exhaustion, Jesus feeds the masses. Come, let’s see how this encouraging message will build us up! Public Reading: [esvignore]Psalm…

In [esvignore]Matthew 14:1-12[/esvignore] we encounter a sad story. Here Matthew relates how John the Baptist met his end at the hands of Herod Antipas and Herodias, two very wicked people who serve as powerful pictures of the opposition to the Word of God. John’s life tracks very closely to the life of Jesus, and the story’s position in the gospel marks a…

In [esvignore]Matthew 13:53-58[/esvignore], we discover that Jesus is rejected, not merely by the religious leaders of his day, but by his home town. They couldn’t believe that Jesus was who He said, after all, he was the carpenter’s son they all knew since he was a kid. Bu that unbelief had an effect. It limited the Lord’s work in their midst. This…

Our message is from the Gospel of Matthew. It is entitled “How Much is Jesus Worth?” and comes from [esvignore]Matthew 13:44-52[/esvignore]. In this message, we hear some more parables, but this time there is a single line or warning that will form a very fiery image in our minds of Hell. I will dwell on that for a while. Hell is not…