Podcasts about scripture: matthew 22:15-22:22

What does it mean to bear God’s image in Caesar’s world? In a time of growing division, political confusion, and cultural conflict, how should Christians think about patriotism, government, and their ultimate allegiance? In this message from Matthew 22:15–22 and Romans 13 we explore Jesus’ powerful teaching to "render unto Caesar what is Caesar’s, and to God what is God’s." Discover how our identity as image-bearers of God shapes the way we live as faithful citizens of both our earthly nation and the eternal Kingdom of God.

What does it mean to bear God’s image in Caesar’s world? In a time of growing division, political confusion, and cultural conflict, how should Christians think about patriotism, government, and their ultimate allegiance? In this message from Matthew 22:15–22 and Romans 13 we explore Jesus’ powerful teaching to "render unto Caesar what is Caesar’s, and to God what is God’s." Discover how our identity as image-bearers of God shapes the way we live as faithful citizens of both our earthly nation and the eternal Kingdom of God.

What does it mean to bear God’s image in Caesar’s world? In a time of growing division, political confusion, and cultural conflict, how should Christians think about patriotism, government, and their ultimate allegiance? In this message from Matthew 22:15–22 and Romans 13 we explore Jesus’ powerful teaching to "render unto Caesar what is Caesar’s, and to God what is God’s." Discover how our identity as image-bearers of God shapes the way we live as faithful citizens of both our earthly nation and the eternal Kingdom of God.

What does it mean to bear God’s image in Caesar’s world? In a time of growing division, political confusion, and cultural conflict, how should Christians think about patriotism, government, and their ultimate allegiance? In this message from Matthew 22:15–22 and Romans 13 we explore Jesus’ powerful teaching to "render unto Caesar what is Caesar’s, and to God what is God’s." Discover how our identity as image-bearers of God shapes the way we live as faithful citizens of both our earthly nation and the eternal Kingdom of God.

Sermons from Grace Fellowship PCA, Clanton, AL

Sermons from Grace Fellowship PCA, Clanton, AL

Sermons from Grace Fellowship PCA, Clanton, AL

Sermons from Grace Fellowship PCA, Clanton, AL

Sermons from Grace Fellowship PCA, Clanton, AL

Sermons from Grace Fellowship PCA, Clanton, AL

Sermons from Grace Fellowship PCA, Clanton, AL

Sermons from Grace Fellowship PCA, Clanton, AL

Sermon for May 12th, 2024. Happy Mother's Day!

Sermon for May 12th, 2024. Happy Mother's Day!

Sermon for May 12th, 2024. Happy Mother's Day!

Sermon for May 12th, 2024. Happy Mother's Day!

Calvary Church, Grand Rapids, MI Senior Pastor Dr. Jim Samra (616)956-9377

Calvary Church, Grand Rapids, MI Senior Pastor Dr. Jim Samra (616)956-9377

Calvary Church, Grand Rapids, MI Senior Pastor Dr. Jim Samra (616)956-9377

Calvary Church, Grand Rapids, MI Senior Pastor Dr. Jim Samra (616)956-9377

Calvary Church, Grand Rapids, MI Senior Pastor Dr. Jim Samra (616)956-9377

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This message looks at Jesus's response to the Pharisees attempt to trap him, in Matthew 22. As we examine this interaction, Pastor Jim helps us learn about the benefits of tax season when we consider it another opportunity to choose God's way.

This message looks at Jesus's response to the Pharisees attempt to trap him, in Matthew 22. As we examine this interaction, Pastor Jim helps us learn about the benefits of tax season when we consider it another opportunity to choose God's way.

This message looks at Jesus's response to the Pharisees attempt to trap him, in Matthew 22. As we examine this interaction, Pastor Jim helps us learn about the benefits of tax season when we consider it another opportunity to choose God's way.

This message looks at Jesus's response to the Pharisees attempt to trap him, in Matthew 22. As we examine this interaction, Pastor Jim helps us learn about the benefits of tax season when we consider it another opportunity to choose God's way.

This message looks at Jesus's response to the Pharisees attempt to trap him, in Matthew 22. As we examine this interaction, Pastor Jim helps us learn about the benefits of tax season when we consider it another opportunity to choose God's way.

Rev. Patrick Hunnicutt preaches on the twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time. The Scripture passage is Matthew 22:15-22.

Rev. Patrick Hunnicutt preaches on the twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time. The Scripture passage is Matthew 22:15-22.

The Pharisees in our text could not have cared less about taxes. Their goal was to entrap Jesus in his words. Jesus responds to render unto Ceaser what is Cesar’s and render unto God what is God’s. Jesus distinguished that there are things that belong to the earthly world and others that belong to God. The worldly things are temporal, and the Godly things are eternal. Jesus tells them that if Cesar’s image is on the coin, it is his, and they should return it when asked. The Bible says that we were made in God’s image and, using Jesus’ words, we belong to Him.

The Pharisees in our text could not have cared less about taxes. Their goal was to entrap Jesus in his words. Jesus responds to render unto Ceaser what is Cesar’s and render unto God what is God’s. Jesus distinguished that there are things that belong to the earthly world and others that belong to God. The worldly things are temporal, and the Godly things are eternal. Jesus tells them that if Cesar’s image is on the coin, it is his, and they should return it when asked. The Bible says that we were made in God’s image and, using Jesus’ words, we belong to Him.

The Pharisees in our text could not have cared less about taxes. Their goal was to entrap Jesus in his words. Jesus responds to render unto Ceaser what is Cesar’s and render unto God what is God’s. Jesus distinguished that there are things that belong to the earthly world and others that belong to God. The worldly things are temporal, and the Godly things are eternal. Jesus tells them that if Cesar’s image is on the coin, it is his, and they should return it when asked. The Bible says that we were made in God’s image and, using Jesus’ words, we belong to Him.

The Pharisees in our text could not have cared less about taxes. Their goal was to entrap Jesus in his words. Jesus responds to render unto Ceaser what is Cesar’s and render unto God what is God’s. Jesus distinguished that there are things that belong to the earthly world and others that belong to God. The worldly things are temporal, and the Godly things are eternal. Jesus tells them that if Cesar’s image is on the coin, it is his, and they should return it when asked. The Bible says that we were made in God’s image and, using Jesus’ words, we belong to Him.

A verse-by-verse study of the book of Matthew.

This channel is an archive of all the sermons preached at South City Church of Little Rock.

This channel is an archive of all the sermons preached at South City Church of Little Rock.

Calvary Bible Chapel

Paying taxes to Caeser

Bible preaching from the pulpit of Walridge Baptist Church

Pascal Denault - Matthieu 22.15-22 DESCRIPTION : Les adversaires de Jésus soulèvent une question de grande importance : est-il légitime pour le peuple de Dieu de payer le tribut d’allégeance à une autorité idolâtre et impie? Tout en exposant l’hypocrisie de ses ennemis, Jésus répond avec brio en désarmant ceux qui lui tendaient un piège et en armant la conscience de ses fidèles vis-à-vis de la sujétion aux hommes et à Dieu. STRUCTURE A. La question concernant le tribut à César – v.15-17 B. La réponse concernant la sujétion – v.18-22 C. Quelques réflexions QUESTIONS 1. Quel est le but de la question des pharisiens et hérodiens? 2. Qu’y avait-il de particulier dans la monnaie avec laquelle on payait le tribut? 3. Quels principes peut-on tirer de la réponse de Jésus?

Bob Hapgood tackles what to do when the society and the church disagree.

Ramsey Creek Baptist Church

In conclusion to the Our Citizenship Sermon Series, the truth is told regarding religious freedom in the U. S. A. - as promised by the first amendment listed in the Bill of Rights - and the need for our actions regarding threats Bible believing Christians are facing; due to current efforts being made to distort and diminish those rights.

In conclusion to the Our Citizenship Sermon Series, the truth is told regarding religious freedom in the U. S. A. - as promised by the first amendment listed in the Bill of Rights - and the need for our actions regarding threats Bible believing Christians are facing; due to current efforts being made to distort and diminish those rights.

In conclusion to the Our Citizenship Sermon Series, the truth is told regarding religious freedom in the U. S. A. - as promised by the first amendment listed in the Bill of Rights - and the need for our actions regarding threats Bible believing Christians are facing; due to current efforts being made to distort and diminish those rights.

Matthew Series-Jesus Confronts Religion

Jesus, confronted with a question about taxes that is seemingly impossible to answer, shows how idolatry lies at the heart of the question and amazes his hearers with his response that questions where their loyalties really lie.

Who do you say you are? You may have many labels describing your identity, but where does that identity come from? Join us on our final sermon of the series as we challenge an assumption that we have about our identity.

We exist to ignite a passion in every person to glorify and enjoy God everywhere and in everything.

Sermons from Bellevue Presbyterian Church