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4 episodes with scripture: matthew 23:23-23:28
2 episodes with scripture: matthew 23:23-23:28
2 episodes with scripture: matthew 23:23-23:28
2 episodes with scripture: matthew 23:23-23:28
3 episodes with scripture: matthew 23:23-23:28
2 episodes with scripture: matthew 23:23-23:28
Pascal Denault - Mt 23.23-28 DESCRIPTION : Dans cette section de l’Évangile de Matthieu, Jésus ferme le royaume aux hypocrites religieux. Nous prendrons le temps d’examiner ce qui caractérise ces personnes afin d’être mis en garde face au danger d’aveuglement spirituel. Nous prendrons une à une les quatre illustrations que Jésus utilise pour décrire l’hypocrisie religieuse. STRUCTURE A. La moindre dîme et le cœur de la loi – v.23 B. Le moucheron filtré et le chameau avalé – v.24 C. L’extérieur propre et l’intérieur impur – v.25-26 D. Les sépulcres blanchis – v.27-28 QUESTIONS 1. Quel est le lien entre les malédictions du chapitre 23 et les béatitudes du chapitre 5? 2. Qu’est-ce que le paiement de la moindre dime révélait à propos des scribes et des pharisiens? 3. Que signifie filtrer le moucheron et avaler le chameau? 4. Qu’est-ce qui constitue vraiment la pureté et l’impureté? 5. Qu’est-ce qu’un sépulcre blanchi?
Pascal Denault - Mt 23.23-28 DESCRIPTION : Dans cette section de l’Évangile de Matthieu, Jésus ferme le royaume aux hypocrites religieux. Nous prendrons le temps d’examiner ce qui caractérise ces personnes afin d’être mis en garde face au danger d’aveuglement spirituel. Nous prendrons une à une les quatre illustrations que Jésus utilise pour décrire l’hypocrisie religieuse. STRUCTURE A. La moindre dîme et le cœur de la loi – v.23 B. Le moucheron filtré et le chameau avalé – v.24 C. L’extérieur propre et l’intérieur impur – v.25-26 D. Les sépulcres blanchis – v.27-28 QUESTIONS 1. Quel est le lien entre les malédictions du chapitre 23 et les béatitudes du chapitre 5? 2. Qu’est-ce que le paiement de la moindre dime révélait à propos des scribes et des pharisiens? 3. Que signifie filtrer le moucheron et avaler le chameau? 4. Qu’est-ce qui constitue vraiment la pureté et l’impureté? 5. Qu’est-ce qu’un sépulcre blanchi?
Title: It’s What’s Inside that Counts Purpose: Provoke people to grow up in their character and act like a mature Christian. Spiritual Truth: Mature Christians are influenced by Biblical ideals and their new nature; immature believers are influenced by worldly ideals and their carnal flesh. Text: Matthew 23: 23-28 Topic: Maturity, Character, Immaturity, Growth, Change Series Title: Grow Up! Series Purpose: Provoke people to grow up spiritually and become mature followers of Jesus.
Title: It’s What’s Inside that Counts Purpose: Provoke people to grow up in their character and act like a mature Christian. Spiritual Truth: Mature Christians are influenced by Biblical ideals and their new nature; immature believers are influenced by worldly ideals and their carnal flesh. Text: Matthew 23: 23-28 Topic: Maturity, Character, Immaturity, Growth, Change Series Title: Grow Up! Series Purpose: Provoke people to grow up spiritually and become mature followers of Jesus.
Title: It’s What’s Inside that Counts Purpose: Provoke people to grow up in their character and act like a mature Christian. Spiritual Truth: Mature Christians are influenced by Biblical ideals and their new nature; immature believers are influenced by worldly ideals and their carnal flesh. Text: Matthew 23: 23-28 Topic: Maturity, Character, Immaturity, Growth, Change Series Title: Grow Up! Series Purpose: Provoke people to grow up spiritually and become mature followers of Jesus.
The Pharisees believed that by strictly obeying the law (cleaning the outside of the cup) they were acceptable to God (by having an inward cleanliness). Jesus sets them straight by reminding them of the weightier matters of the law - justice, mercy, & faith. Despite their hard work and effort, because their hearts had not been changed they were still dead on the inside.
The Pharisees believed that by strictly obeying the law (cleaning the outside of the cup) they were acceptable to God (by having an inward cleanliness). Jesus sets them straight by reminding them of the weightier matters of the law - justice, mercy, & faith. Despite their hard work and effort, because their hearts had not been changed they were still dead on the inside.
Matthew Series-Jesus Condemns Religion
Pastor Marcus continues his series on "Jesus' Woes" of the Scribes and Pharisees as Jesus prepares to go to the Cross. -- Other scriptures not read but that you can read Hosea 6:6; Micah 6:8 Luke 11:42; Gen 14:20; Matt 9:13, 12:7: Lev 27:30-33; Numb 18:21, 18:25-28; Numbs 19:16
As we examine the alarming tendency to blame victims for situations over which they have no control, we turn first to the concept of justice and how the Biblical narrative treats this matter.
As we examine the alarming tendency to blame victims for situations over which they have no control, we turn first to the concept of justice and how the Biblical narrative treats this matter.
A 95% commitment to Jesus Christ is still short. Our accomplishments and worldly credits mean nothing. We are such prideful hypocrites to think we can impress God. The truth is, we make cultural adaptations to our faith all the time. But Christ is clear: “Take up your cross and follow me.” You cannot do that 95%. It is a complex problem, but God’s grace allows us to deal with the complexity of living in Christ today.
A 95% commitment to Jesus Christ is still short. Our accomplishments and worldly credits mean nothing. We are such prideful hypocrites to think we can impress God. The truth is, we make cultural adaptations to our faith all the time. But Christ is clear: “Take up your cross and follow me.” You cannot do that 95%. It is a complex problem, but God’s grace allows us to deal with the complexity of living in Christ today.
A 95% commitment to Jesus Christ is still short. Our accomplishments and worldly credits mean nothing. We are such prideful hypocrites to think we can impress God. The truth is, we make cultural adaptations to our faith all the time. But Christ is clear: “Take up your cross and follow me.” You cannot do that 95%. It is a complex problem, but God’s grace allows us to deal with the complexity of living in Christ today.
A 95% commitment to Jesus Christ is still short. Our accomplishments and worldly credits mean nothing. We are such prideful hypocrites to think we can impress God. The truth is, we make cultural adaptations to our faith all the time. But Christ is clear: “Take up your cross and follow me.” You cannot do that 95%. It is a complex problem, but God’s grace allows us to deal with the complexity of living in Christ today.
If we say we have no sin, we deceive ourselves. A look at Jesus condemning the Pharisees and their hypocrisy.
In HUMILITY we must consider our own lives and purge the HYPOCRISY that resides within.
In HUMILITY we must consider our own lives and purge the HYPOCRISY that resides within.
A sermon in the series that answers common complaints about Christianity; about the divide between what we say we believe, and what we actually do.
A sermon in the series that answers common complaints about Christianity; about the divide between what we say we believe, and what we actually do.
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