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The message "Overcoming the Battles of the Night" focuses on spiritual warfare during nighttime hours. Using Matthew 13:25, the pastor explains how the enemy operates at night, sowing destructive elements while people sleep. Overcoming the battles of the night requires discernment and spiritual alertness. The key to battles of the night is programming your spirit with God's word before sleeping, rather than social media or entertainment. When God wakes you at night, it's an opportunity for prayer. Through overcoming these battles of the night, situations that seem hopeless can miraculously turn around. 1.) When does the enemy come?2.) Who is the real enemy?3.) What does the enemy do?4.) Why is discernment needed?5.) How does God communicate with people?6.) Why can't some people hear from God?7.) What determines your spiritual protection at night?8.) How should you prepare your spirit before sleep?9.) What should you do if you get a negative dream?10.)What should you do if you wake up at midnight?

Why was Jesus baptized? This question has been discussed widely among Christians for the past 2,000 years. This sermon will explore why Jesus took this action. Using Matthew 2-3, the study will look both backward and forward to appreciate this great event in Jesus's life and its promise for God's people today. A sermon given by Greg Chandler on June 15, 2025.

What does it mean to love God with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength? In this message, Chelsea Arrington opens our new series by exploring the essential link between emotional and spiritual health. Using Matthew 22:36–40 and Deuteronomy 6:5 as her foundation, Chelsea explains why emotional maturity is not optional for disciples of Jesus—it's central. She unpacks the five core areas of health (physical, spiritual, mental, social, emotional) and reminds us that unacknowledged emotions can derail our growth. You'll hear real-life examples, powerful metaphors (including Pixar's Inside Out), and biblical truth to help you understand: ✅ Why emotions are a gift from God ✅ What happens when we suppress feelings ✅ How emotional health shapes our ability to love others ✅ Why Jesus was the most emotionally aware person who ever lived Jesus wept. He celebrated. He grieved. He rejoiced. And to become more like Him, we must become emotionally honest. Scripture Highlights: Matthew 22:36–40 Deuteronomy 6:5 Genesis 1:27 Mark 3:5, Luke 10:21 John 11:35, Matthew 9:36 John 10:10 Action Step: Take time today to ask yourself: How does God want me to see my emotions? How are my emotions affecting how I love God and others?   #HealthyToTheCore #EmotionalHealth #SpiritualFormation #JesusHeals #NewLifeChurch #ChelseaArrington #EmotionalSpiritualHealth #ChristianGrowth #FaithAndFeelings #InsideOut #Matthew22 #John1010 Chapters (00:00:00) - Wyoming Prison Teaching(00:01:12) - Matthew 22: Love and the Law(00:03:05) - My Favorite Movie(00:05:09) - Jesus Is Called to the Pharisees(00:11:32) - Emotional health and spiritual health(00:13:58) - How to Get to Know Your Partner in Marriage Counseling(00:20:51) - How God Seees Emotions(00:26:59) - What Emotions Do for Us(00:31:11) - A challenge for you today

In his message at Cherry Hills Community Church, Pastor Gary Thomas emphasized that every marriage needs a God-given mission to truly thrive. Using Matthew 6:33, "But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well," he challenged couples to prioritize God's purpose over personal happiness. Pastor Gary explained that when spouses unite around serving God's kingdom, their relationship grows stronger and more meaningful. He encouraged husbands and wives to ask, "How can our marriage advance God's work in the world?" Ultimately, he reminded everyone that a mission-driven marriage reflects Christ's love and brings lasting fulfillment beyond what self-focused living can offer.

Rev. Amelia De Jesus delivers a direct message urging believers to stay spiritually awake, watchful, and prayerful. Using Matthew 26, Mark 13, and 1 Peter 5, she warns against complacency, spiritual deception, and the danger of letting small compromises in. She calls for daily discipline, personal repentance, and covering spiritual leaders in prayer. The message emphasizes taking responsibility for your walk, knowing the Word, and being alert in the final hour.

In this episode of Extraordinary Living with Bill and Roger, we conclude our series "Come In Out Of The Weather".  You will learn about the importance of choosing to use the foundation of faith given by God. Roger shares personal stories illustrating the power of faith in everyday life, including miraculous events and the importance of praying in the Holy Ghost. He emphasizes the significance of training children in faith, speaking and acting on God's word, and the necessity of having a strong spiritual foundation. Using Matthew 7:24-25, Roger encourages you to build your life on the Cornerstone which is Jesus Christ and aim to bring influence and advance the Kingdom of God. This episode wraps up with a prayer for those wanting to make Jesus the Lord of their lives and a call to live empowered, extraordinary lives through faith.   EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:   00:00 Introduction and Personal Testimony 00:43 Applying Faith in Everyday Life 02:38 Teaching Children to Pray 03:36 Overcoming Debt Through Faith 05:17 Building a Strong Foundation 09:13 Supernatural Stories and Faith 11:52 Practicing the Word of God 14:51 The Power of the Secret Place 24:56 Final Thoughts and Prayer     Connect with Bill & Roger Ministries: www.billandroger.com Email: roger@billandroger.com

In this thought-provoking episode of "Father and Joe," hosts Father Boniface and Joe Rockey delve into the power of reading the Bible in sequence, particularly examining the profound teachings of Jesus through the lens of the Sermon on the Mount. Joe discusses his experience of reading the Bible in order, highlighting how the text often folds back on itself, reinforcing themes that resonate deeply with readers by connecting seemingly disparate teachings into a cohesive narrative.Using Matthew as an example, Joe describes how the Sermon on the Mount extends beyond the Beatitudes, presenting a comprehensive discourse that invites reflection on human nature, societal norms, and intrinsic motivations. By reading these scriptures in their entirety, Joe finds fresh relevance in old teachings and learns the art of delivering powerful messages, drawing parallels to his own experiences on stage as a speaker.Father Boniface offers insights into Jesus' historical and cultural context, emphasizing the importance of understanding scripture both as divinely inspired text and powerful rhetoric. He supports Joe's interpretative journey, validating the approach of reading with faith rather than skepticism, and applying lessons from scripture to everyday life as well as professional relationships.Together, they reflect on the potential personal growth in embracing scripture with openness, noting the inspiration derived from Christ's strategic communication and progressive ministry. Highlighting stories such as the raising of Lazarus, they discuss how contextual understanding of these narratives can bring new illumination.Throughout the conversation, they unpack the importance of viewing Biblical events within their broader scriptural setting, drawing connections between personal experiences and spiritual teachings. This balance allows listeners to rediscover the richness of biblical messages and encourages them to build a profound relationship with spirituality.Join Father Boniface and Joe Rockey in this enlightening episode to explore how contextual reading of the Bible isn't just about understanding divine instructions but is also a journey towards personal transformation and reclaiming faith in a world desperate for spiritual connection.Sermon on the Mount, Bible Study, Biblical Context, Faith Journey, Spiritual Growth, Jesus Teachings, Divine Inspiration, Scripture Analysis, Contextual Reading, Personal Revelation, Sermon Insights, Gospel Sermons, Spiritual Reflection, Faith Discussion, Christian Teachings, Theology Study, Deeper Understanding, Relationship with God, Spiritual Direction, Biblical Narratives, Historical Jesus, Faith Exploration, Scripture Wisdom, Spiritual Lessons, Jesus' Ministry, Catholic Perspective, Sermon Breakdown, Gospel Readings, Divine Faith, Sermon Interpretation, Spiritual Guidance, Personal Transformation, Bible in Context, Divine Message, Sermons of Jesus, Faith Application, Gospel Context, Scriptural Interpretation, Faith and Life, Sermon Engagement#SermonOnTheMount, #BibleStudy, #FaithJourney, #JesusTeachings, #SpiritualGrowth, #DivineInspiration, #ScriptureAnalysis, #ContextualReading, #SpiritualReflection, #GospelSermons, #FaithDiscussion, #ChristianTeachings, #TheologyStudy, #UnderstandingScripture, #RelationshipWithGod, #SpiritualDirection, #BiblicalNarratives, #HistoricalJesus, #FaithExploration, #ScriptureWisdom, #SpiritualLessons, #JesusMinistry, #CatholicPerspective, #SermonBreakdown, #GospelReadings, #DivineFaith, #SermonInterpretation, #SpiritualGuidance, #PersonalTransformation, #BibleInContext, #DivineMessage, #FaithApplication, #GospelContext, #SpiritualJourney, #SermonEngagement, #FaithAndLife, #FatherAndJoe, #ChristianFaith, #SpiritualEnlightenment

Are you making space for God, or just squeezing Him into the margins of your busy life?In this message, Pastor Mike Rosado unpacks what it means to build a real, daily relationship with God—not just a quick check-in when we need something. Using Matthew 6:9-13 and 1 Thessalonians 5:17, we'll discover how to create intentional space for God through prayer, dependence, and surrender as we prepare for Easter.

In this powerful sermon, Pastor James D. Gailliard of Word Tabernacle Church unpacks the significance of wilderness experiences in our spiritual journey. Using Matthew 3:1-6 as a foundation, he explores how seasons of isolation and challenge serve as divine disruptions—drawing us closer to God, refining our faith, and calling us to repentance. Through the ministry of John the Baptist, we discover how the wilderness is not just a place of hardship but a space for transformation and renewal. Tune in to learn how God uses the wilderness to wake us up to His purpose in our lives.Support the showThank you for listening to this podcast! Follow Pastor James D. Gailliard on all social media @jdgailliard and get connected with Word Tabernacle Church by going to https://wordtab.net/ #EveryoneThriving

This week we'll explore the emotion of anger and how, as Christians, we are called to be peacemakers in an increasingly angry world. Using Matthew 5:9, we'll learn that true happiness isn't found in avoiding conflict but in actively reconciling relationships. We will look at the three roles one can play—counselor, coach, or consultant—in helping others navigate their anger and aligns this with God's work of restoration. Join to learn how transforming outrage into peace can reflect God's love in a world that thrives on anger.

In this sermon, Pastor Jason emphasizes the importance of praying faithfully—not simply to receive earthly rewards, but to experience the greatest reward of all: an intimate, daily relationship with our Creator. Using Matthew 6, Pastor Jason highlights key truths about prayer from Jesus' teachings. Jesus models the importance of identifying the object of our prayer, committing to God's purposes, asking for help, and most importantly, seeking the presence of God. While the structure of the Sermon on the Mount provides valuable guidance, Pastor Jason stresses that "prayer is not a discipline to perfect but a dependence to surrender to.” Ultimately, this sermon encourages listeners to faithfully build a relationship with God through prayer and recognize that God is our ultimate reward.  Chapters:  00:00 Introduction to Worship and Surrender 02:54 Understanding Prayer as a Relationship 05:44 The Role of Faith in Prayer 09:09 The Lord's Prayer: Structure and Purpose 11:42 The Importance of Motive in Prayer 14:58 The Concept of Reward in Prayer 17:51 Pursuing God as Our Reward 21:05 How to Pray: Practical Steps 23:53 Seeking God's Presence in Prayer  

February is the month of love, and for those who have lost a child, love and grief are deeply intertwined. In this episode, we explore one of the hardest aspects of child loss—learning to remember your child with more love than pain. If you've ever doubted that life can be good again or struggled to see God's goodness in your loss, this episode is for you. Join me as we walk through two key obstacles to overcome. Using Matthew 28:16 as our foundation, we'll see how even in doubt, Jesus meets us where we are. Key Takeaways: How to honor your child's memory with love instead of only sorrow Why doubt is normal—and how to trust that God is still leading you Practical steps to move forward without forgetting your child The difference between momentary happiness and lasting joy   Ways to Get Support:

How reliable are you in your walk with God and your commitments to others? In this week's message, we explore what it means to be dependable and trustworthy as followers of Christ. Using Matthew 5:33–37 as our foundation, we uncover how reliability reflects God's faithfulness and draws others closer to Him.Join us as we discuss:✅ Why your words should be your bond.✅ How to check your motivations and attitudes when serving others.✅ The importance of faithfulness in small things before God entrusts you with more.

This episode encourages Christians to question their leaders. Using Matthew 8:14 as a starting point, Alex highlights the importance of seeking truth and understanding in faith, even when it means questioning authority. He shares personal anecdotes of times when he blindly followed religious authority, leading to negative experiences. Alex emphasizes the need for personal connection with God and encourages listeners to seek answers for themselves. AmenPodcast.com This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit amenpodcast.substack.com

This episode encourages Christians to question their leaders. Using Matthew 8:14 as a starting point, Alex highlights the importance of seeking truth and understanding in faith, even when it means questioning authority. He shares personal anecdotes of times when he blindly followed religious authority, leading to negative experiences. Alex emphasizes the need for personal connection with God and encourages listeners to seek answers for themselves. AmenPodcast.com This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit amenpodcast.substack.com

Using Matthew's genealogy, we discover that Jesus is the Promised King, the one who would fulfill God's promise to Abraham, David, and those waiting for restoration from Exile.

Using Matthew's genealogy, we discover that Jesus is the Promised King, the one who would fulfill God's promise to Abraham, David, and those waiting for restoration from Exile.

Using Matthew to Teach the Gospel​

Are you ready to make your life count in ways that truly honor God?

Is unresolved conflict weighing you down? Discover the freedom found in forgiveness and reconciliation. ABOUT THIS MESSAGE: In "Restoring Relationships, Reclaiming Freedom," we explore the vital connection between reconciliation, forgiveness, and spiritual freedom. Using Matthew 5:23-24 and Matthew 18:21-22, this sermon illustrates how unresolved conflict can hold us back, while reconciliation and forgiveness pave the way for freedom and deeper relationships. Like the living root bridges of India that grow stronger through time and effort, we too can build relationships that withstand life's storms when we embrace the hard work of reconciliation. This message is a call to action—take the first step toward restoring broken relationships and experience the freedom that only Christ can provide. SERMON NOTES: https://l.cbcmaysville.church/k SERMON TRANSCRIPT: https://l.cbcmaysville.church/ ABOUT CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH: Central Baptist Church is located in the heart of Maysville, Kentucky. We invite you to join our community and explore our services and programs. For more information, visit our website at ⁠cbcmaysville.com⁠. If you're new or want to get connected, please fill out our digital connection card at ⁠cbcmaysville.com/connect/⁠. We look forward to welcoming you! FIND US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: - Facebook: https://facebook.com/cbcmaysville - Instagram: ⁠https://instagram.com/centralbaptistmaysville/ - YouTube: ⁠https://youtube.com/@cbcmaysville/ TIMESTAMPS: - Introduction [0:00] - The Urgency of Reconciliation [6:17] - The Call to Radical Forgiveness [12:44] - Practical Steps for Reconciliation and Forgiveness [22:26] - Conclusion [29:05] #Reconciliation #Forgiveness #SpiritualFreedom #WalkingWithJesus #LivingBridges

Highlight – “Do you know what a disciple is?” In part two of our insightful conversation with Jim Putman, we delve deep into defining discipleship as per biblical context. Using Matthew 4:19 as a basis, Putman discusses how we must understand and apply Jesus' invitation effectively to cultivate a deeper relationship with disciples. He emphasizes realizing shared understanding, a shared process, and shared methodology to facilitate unified discipleship. By using Christ's transformed New Testament definition of the church, Putman helps readers redefine words like 'disciple' and 'church' in the original biblical sense. Drawing parallels with sports teams and their teamwork, he underlines the importance of understanding terms and expressions in alignment with culture and scripture to avoid communication deficits. Tune into this enlightening discussion, especially if you're a church leader seeking to improve your understanding and approach to discipleship. Check out our NEW Disciple Shift Ebook Check out the entire book Disciple Shift Join Jim Putman at our national Forum this May on Disciple Making Culture: https://discipleship.org/national-disciple-making-forum/   Key Takeaways  00:00 Defining Discipleship: The Importance of Clear Definitions 02:23 The Importance of Shared Understanding in Discipleship 05:36 The Invitation to Ordinary People 08:54 The Importance of Alignment and Consistent Definitions 10:52 The Role of Church in Discipleship 15:42 The Five Spheres of Discipleship 17:39 The Impact of Church Leadership on Home Life 19:11 Societal Shifts and Their Impact on Church Attendance 20:54 The Role of Love in Christian Discipleship 23:28 The Role of the Holy Spirit in Discipleship 32:36 The Power of Invitational Relationships in Discipleship 35:27 The Challenges and Opportunities of House Church Movements   Join us at our National Forum this May on Disciple Making Culture

Using Matthew 18 as a touch point for discussion of the inner child is what we call using a "spiritual sense" of Scripture. It's fascinating to me that Jesus emphasized His teaching in 18 and part of 19 by placing children before Him (remember that chapter and verse numbers were not in the original writings, but added for our convenience). Like flesh and blood parables, children bookend His teaching on boundaries, and we learn that not only are healthy boundaries necessary to faith in dealing with one another in the family of God, but they're also necessary in human and faith development, too.  Thank you with all my heart to my newest Friends of the Show, Melanie D; Bruce R; Veronica W; Melinda M; Loren G; Tessa W; Lindsay B; Ann C; Carol S; Christina C; Vicki G; Anita C; Christin L; Emily P; Anne B; and Kevin G, for for loving and lifting me! Friends of the Show get all Premium Content!  Our next Monthly Meetup Bible study in John is January 22 at 6:30 PM CST! You coming? LOVE the Word® is a Bible study method based on Mary's own practice: lectio without the Latin. Get the book based on Sonja's method in the right margin, How to Pray Like Mary.   L | Listen (Receive the Word via audio or video.)    O | Observe (Connect the passage to your life and recent events.) Does learning something about the Stages of Faith development help to ease their inherent tension? What do you want to say to the Holy Spirit about that? V | Verbalize (Pray about your thoughts and emotions.) Remembering that He loves you and that you are in His presence, talk to God about the particulars of your O – Observe step. You may want to write your reflections in your LOVE the Word® journal. Or, get a free journal page and guide in the right-hand margin. E | Entrust (Rest in the Word.) Dearest Jesus, my love, in the words of little Therese, "For me to become great is impossible." Help me bear with myself and my many imperfections as I seek to follow her means of getting to heaven by a little way--very short and very straight, The Little Way of the Child. Amen + Love Heals. Learn More. Connect Join me (click here) in the Sacred Healing community for our Masterclass and Consultation Group coaching calls, healing prayer livestreams, monthly Bible studies, LOVE the Word® takeaways, a healing masterclass and other courses, a dynamic phone app, and a flourishing community to help you find help, support, and experience deeper healing.  What We Discussed | Show Notes Overview: Minutes 00:00-12:00 – holiday review, psychological/mythological idea that the way to full maturity is to recover childhood, shadow parts Minutes 12:01-24:00 – procedural memory in the brain, "the saints were crazy," two senses of scripture and subdivisions Minutes 24:01-36:00 – hierarchy vs. relationships, characteristics of children Minutes 36:01-48:00 – stages of faith, "fasting" from destructive relationships, detachment Transcript Friends of the Show: Protected Content. Click Here to sign in

"Who Should Come To Jesus?". Using Matthew 11:28 - 30 As Our Text, We Consider Who Should And Who Should NOT Come To Jesus.

In this sermon by Vijay Pillai, the focus is on biblical greatness, contrasting it with worldly views of power. Using Matthew 20:17-28, Pillai highlights Jesus' teaching that true greatness in God's Kingdom lies in serving and sacrificing for others, as exemplified by Jesus himself. The sermon urges believers to follow this model of selfless service and humility, emulating Christ's example.

Do you ever give up to soon in your prayer life?  We all know that God knows our every need, even before we ask it. So why even ask? Won't He give it to me if He really wants to? Prayer does a lot more than give us what we want or act as some wish list at Christmas time. Prayer has the ability to change our hearts and steer us in a whole new life direction.  But what if we give up on a prayer to soon?  Today, let's talk about being persistant. I mean, annoying persistance!! Using Matthew 7, we are encouraged to continue asking until one of two things happens: 1) God grants us what we ask for or 2) God changes our hearts to ask for something different.

What if everything you've been taught about God's punishment for sinners is actually true? In this eye-opening episode, I've been called "TikTok's greatest false prophet" for sharing the hard-hitting truth about the consequences of rejecting Christ and living in sin. Join me as we discuss how the Bible clearly teaches that there are no agnostics or atheists, only the righteous and the unrighteous, and the eternal punishment that awaits those who choose to suppress the truth.We'll explore the severity of God's justice as He holds us all accountable for our sins, and how His fiery indignation will consume those who reject Him. Using Matthew 25 and the story of the separation of the sheep and the goats, we reveal the everlasting fire that awaits those who refuse to accept His grace and live in disobedience. Christ's words "depart from me, you cursed" serve as a chilling reminder of the reality that the Bible teaches.Don't miss this thought-provoking conversation as we examine the eternal punishment for unbelievers and challenge you to confront the possibility that what the Bible says about God's wrath and judgment is indeed true. You'll be compelled to reflect on your own beliefs and consider the gravity of God's law, as we emphasize that there is no avoiding His justice. Listen in and prepare to have your perspective challenged like never before.Support the show

In this sermon, Paul David Tripp turns to the New Testament to conclude his 14-part series on the life of David. Using Matthew 1:1, Tripp teaches on five unshakeable truths that we can learn from the genealogy of Jesus.Preached on February 8, 2009.

In this week's message, we dive into the danger of believing without surrender. Through Acts 5:12-21, we see how bold obedience triggers opposition and releases God's miracles. However, many people struggle to live boldly for Jesus because they live with a belief in Jesus instead of living with surrender to Him. Using Matthew 26:20-25 and Matthew 7:21-23, we learn that without repentance and surrender, we'll always go back to who we were before Jesus. Join us as we explore the importance of repentance and surrender in our walk with Jesus and how it takes us from working for Jesus to walking with Jesus out of an overflow of our love for Him.

In this episode, we discuss the first Follower value of being Jesus centered. Using Matthew 16:13-20 we look at what it means to live into the revelation of who Jesus is in the midst of a contested and confused culture. If this episode served you well please consider leaving a review and sharing it with your world. For more from Follower you can visit www.wearefollower.com  

Using Matthew 3, the baptism of Jesus, and a wonderful tale from Frederick Buechner, Ronnie takes on the subject of Christian baptism - as sacrament, symbol - and most importantly a sign of things to come.

Using Matthew 24, Pastor Paul shared 10 signs that will happen before the 2nd coming and how we're getting closer every day.

This week Pastor Mike continues our series, Christian Atheist. Using Matthew 18, Pastor Mike reminds us of the key elements of forgiveness. Tune in to check it out.

This week we hosted Dr. Rick Hedger from the Missouri Baptist Convention. Using Matthew 9:35-38, Dr. Hedger shared what mattered to Jesus and why that should matter to us.

This is a message from Spring Session 2021 with JaVon Howse. We put Spring Session 2.0 together in early 2021 to answer the question, “What did we learn from the past year? What are we leaving behind and what are we taking with us as we seek to live with and become more like Christ?” Discussion Questions 1. Are you, like JaVon, tired of Netflix? What were some of the ways you used your time over this past year? Were some of the ways good and healthy? Were any of them not? Be honest with yourself and others as you talk and reflect. 2. JaVon describes the past year as a storm that we all had to go through together. Additionally, he pointed out that we have our own family's, and individual storms happening simultaneously- this is new territory for most of us. What has this been like for you? What has helped, and what hasn't? 3. Using Matthew 4: 1-11 as a reference, JaVon asks an interesting question. “How many of us, if we were offered the entire year back, would say no because of the growth that you made in your relationship with Christ?” How would you answer that question? Has it been a year of growth? Setbacks and hardship? For most of us, it's been a difficult mix of both. 4. Using Philippians 3:12-14 and a sports analogy, we are challenged to learn from the storms and losses that we have faced in life. Have you learned any lessons this year that you want to take with you? 5. As things continue to move forward and return back to normal, JaVon encourages us to take God with us because “God is the only consistent thing that will always be there for us.” Do you believe this? How has this past year made it harder or easier for you to believe that God is always with us? What are some practical ways that we can learn from the past, move forward with God, and in turn, strengthen our relationship with Jesus and become more like Him? Scripture References: Psalm 57: 1 Matthew 4:1-11 Philippians 3:12-14

Using Matthew's gospel, Christopher discusses what the empty tomb of Jesus asks of us as genuine disciples and the hope that it offers us.

In this episode, we explore one of the most talked about prophecies in Scripture: the “seventy weeks” described in the ninth chapter of Daniel. Examining this important prophecy, we seek  to answer three questions: When will the seventy weeks begin and end? What are the signs this prophecy is coming true? And what will be the end of the age when this prophecy is fulfilled? Using Matthew 24 as a help, we conclude that the abomination of desolation is coming and will take mankind by surprise.

Using Matthew 11:28-30 as a foundational text, Pastor of Mission & Formation Benjamin Kandt invites us to practice a common rhythm for a common love in 2022. For more on the Common Rhythm, visit this link.

Using Matthew 11:28-30 as a foundational text, Pastor of Mission & Formation Benjamin Kandt invites us to practice a common rhythm for a common love in 2022. For more on the Common Rhythm, visit this link.

In today's episode, Paul turns to the New Testament to conclude his 14-part series on the life of David. Using Matthew 1:1, Paul teaches on five unshakeable truths that we can learn from the genealogy of Jesus.If you've been enjoying The Paul Tripp Podcast, would you consider leaving a review? Each review helps us reach more people with the transforming power of Jesus Christ.

We expect to face difficulties when we make bad decisions, but what about the storms that overwhelm us when we are in obedience? Using Matthew 14, Victor Torres reminds us how trials teach us to trust God, make us stronger, and can bring out the best in us.  

In this lesson in the series on Jesus and his kingdom, the announcement of the king is explored.  Using Matthew 3:1-12 and related scriptures, several points are discussed, including: (1) God uses a relative to announce Jesus, (2) the Good News was different than the people expected, (3) the Good News is worthy of loud proclamation, and (4) Jesus calls us to change.  The lesson concludes with the encouragement to truly seek God's kingdom first.

Dr. Thomas White, President of Cedarville University, begins his series for the year entitled, "Ears to Hear: Listening to the Stories of Jesus". Using Matthew 13:10-16; 34-35 as his text, Dr. White teaches that Jesus speaks in parables to fulfill prophecy and because many reject His message.

Dr. Thomas White, President of Cedarville University, begins his series for the year entitled, "Ears to Hear: Listening to the Stories of Jesus". Using Matthew 13:10-16; 34-35 as his text, Dr. White teaches that Jesus speaks in parables to fulfill prophecy and because many reject His message.

Using Matthew 5:13-16, Light Bearers Pt 2 builds on my last message about believers being Light-bearers. It looks at what it means to be salt and light in scripture and in our daily lives and looks at some of the tactics the kingdom uses to dim or quench the glory of our witness.​If you have never heard a message like this or you are completely new to listening to people talking about God this way. Please feel free to contact us at Woolwich Community Church we would be happy to talk with you, pray with you & help you in any way we can. Please see the information below on how to get in touch.

After being married for 2 months as a single man who had been praying and eagerly waiting for a spouse. Using Matthew 10:26 as reference, these are three key reflections I have found: 1. Who you were before marriage will come with you into your marriage (fortunately we are able to grow with the holy spirit and our spouse). 2. People who are doing it the wrong way will be exposed and we need to not fear them, but rather fear Him who can destroy both soul and body in hell. (Matthew 10:28). 3. Do not hide anything from your spouse that can effect intimacy. Practice pre marriage by exposing yourself to God.

Continuing in our Reset series, this lesson explores the foundation we should have as Christians. Using Matthew 7:24-28 as the primary text, this lesson develops two main ideas, as follows: (1) God is our foundation that is unshakable and never changes, and (2) the Scriptures, God’s Word, is our foundation for survival.  The lesson ends with an invitation to respond to the message.

Are you tired? Worn out? Looking for answers and finding none? In this week's episode, we'll chat about what it means to be an amateur. To lean into the questions surrounding our health, our wellness, and our faith. We'll tackle our addiction to being comfortable at all times and look deeper to find meaning in the process. Using Matthew 11:28-30 as our guide, let's learn to be curious. Let's Connect on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/melissalovestewart/ Or over on the Blog - www.melissalovestewart.com Are you ready to UPLEVEL life and wellness goals? Join our Wellness Community here: https://mailchi.mp/melissalovestewart.com/joinourcommunity Or join our ENCOURAGEMENT Text Thread by texting "Hi" to 832-234-9440. I'm all about sharing the love and spreading light to as many people as we can. I'd love for you to share this podcast with your friends and family. And make sure to hit SUBSCRIBE so that you catch all the latest episodes.

What important truths from the Sermon on the Mount can we use to share the truth of Christianity with others? How can we better memorize part of the Sermon to accomplish this goal? J. Warner describes three important truths about faith in this episode of the NRBtv Cold-Case Christianity Broadcast.

Message preached by Rev. Matthew Johnson on Sunday, September 13, 2020.

Using Matthew 24 and I Thessalonians and what is happening in the world today, I look at where we are possibly at in the scriptures in relation to end times. One apology, I recorded it outside, and my neighbors were riding their four wheelers, so you can definitely hear that in the background. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/robert-c-sapp/message

Using Matthew 25 verse 14 to 30 we take a look at the power of faith and doubt. Join me as we consider our power to create and destroy --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Using Matthew 6, Pastor Brandon explores the meaning behind eternal treasures and how our hearts follow what we treasure.

Using Matthew 5:13-20 John exploresWhat does it mean for Jesus to fulfill the law? What does it mean for how I am salt and light? Last week we were given a list of kinds of people who we might aspire to be in the beatitudes. They are salt and light. Who is salt and light for me? The notes for this sermon can be found here

As a general rule, we as a people, are not very fond of being called remnants. However, in this case, being a remnant is considered a good thing. After all, when God decided to do away with either parts of, or the entire Earth in the Old Testament, there were some people left behind, otherwise considered as "remnants". Using Matthew 28:18 as one example, First Lady Darlene Bazemore goes into the details of it, as we take a look at exactly what it means to be a remnant on this edition of Restoration Place on the King James Radio Network.

Using Matthew 6:19-21, 24, Pastor Austin talks about how Jesus disrupts the cycle of consumerism.

Steve Coleman begins the teaching team’s month of special Christmas messages. Using Matthew 2:1-12, Steve relates the story of the magi through the eyes of a scribe.

REVIEW. “What did you take away from last time?” [Refer to last week’s responses.] “How did that go?” READ. 2 Timothy 1:7 – today we are looking at the Spirit’s gift of love. Summary: We receive love as we give love in faith. Discussion Questions: 1. According to Romans 5:5, what does the Holy Spirit pour into us? Using Matthew 6:14 as an example, what restricts the amount of love that God can pour into us? (See also Galatians 6:7-8) 2. What does Hebrews 11:6c say faith is? How does faith impact how we give love? When we get tired of loving others, what does that say about our faith in who God is? 3. What does it look like to love God and others “in faith”? RESPOND. “How can today’s discussion further your relationship with God, one another, and the world? Pray together. [Record responses and prayer requests.]

Using Matthew 9:35-38, Pastor Chris Emmitt gives us three challenging prayers to get us out of our comfort zones. After all, a step of faith with God is better than playing it safe in our comfort zones.

Using Matthew 7 as the text, Pastor Ryan taught about how we should approach our heavenly Father and how he is different than our earthly fathers.

Using Matthew 28:9-15, the gospel text appointed for Easter Monday, Rev. Joel Blunk overs a good word on how testifying to Jesus's resurrection is essential to our faith. He preached at Communtyt worship on Tuesday, April 23, 2019.

“Be Ready” is the message given by guest speaker Warren Gasaway, Strategist and Assistant Team Leader of the Evangelism and Church Health Team of the Arkansas Baptist State Convention, during the morning service on March 10, 2019. Using Matthew 2

Are we wandering through life or living purposefully? Is what we are doing with our time important in light of eternity? Using Matthew 24, 25, 6 and other passages, Pastor Tuttle explores these topics, including how they apply to our career choices. sermon by Pastor John Tuttle of Waters Edge Church, visit us on the web at www.mqtchurch.com

Using Matthew 26:36-46, we are reminded that Jesus was a man of prayer - even in the hardest times. Hebrews 5:7 - Jesus prayed with fervency and in submission to His Father. Let us follow His example. Let Jesus' concerns be our concerns.

Adam Tarnow teaches us about the negative equity game of selfishness. We think selfishness will give to us—we think we can win—but in the end, it only takes. All of us struggle with selfishness. Using Matthew 20:1-28, Adam shows us three things selfishness robs us of: contentment, empathy, and true greatness.

Adam Tarnow teaches us about the negative equity game of selfishness. We think selfishness will give to us—we think we can win—but in the end, it only takes. All of us struggle with selfishness. Using Matthew 20:1-28, Adam shows us three things selfishness robs us of: contentment, empathy, and true greatness.

Adam Tarnow teaches us about the negative equity game of selfishness. We think selfishness will give to us—we think we can win—but in the end, it only takes. All of us struggle with selfishness. Using Matthew 20:1-28, Adam shows us three things selfishness robs us of: contentment, empathy, and true greatness.

Adam Tarnow teaches us about the negative equity game of selfishness. We think selfishness will give to us—we think we can win—but in the end, it only takes. All of us struggle with selfishness. Using Matthew 20:1-28, Adam shows us three things selfishness robs us of: contentment, empathy, and true greatness.

Hard work, training, coaxing, encouragement. These things can help us to change, to rise up and achieve greater things than we ever thought possible. In our spiritual life we need the encouragement of the scriptures to grow us and change us. God wants to make us more like Him, growing us through the limits and barriers that we face. Using Matthew 8:23-26. And other New Testament scriptures Pastor Sue explains how we can overcome by Jesus working in us, and influence practical everyday situations in our lives.

Using Matthew 23:1-12 as the text, Pastor Jared looks at the relationship that Hypocrisy plays in our lives. We see that Jesus' alternative to hypocrisy is humility and desires for his disciples to be servants to all. http://manobaps.com http://facebook.com/manobaps http://twitter.com/manobaps https://www.instagram.com/manobaps

Download  |  Subscribe (FREE) In this episode, Rev. Beverly Gibson and Johnny Gwin continue to discuss the issue of the nature (and confusion) of Jesus as both human and divine. Using Matthew's gospel of the account of the Pharisee's Lawyer trying to trap Jesus with the question of "What is the greatest commandment," Rev. Gibson reveals that there is more to the greatest commandments. Jesus answered "loving God with all your heart, soul and mind" is the greatest commandment but he also added a second part to his answer, the "Golden Rule." Loving your neighbor as yourself is the coat hanger in which all the rules and laws of God is shaped and formed. Is understanding the letter and the spirit of the "Golden Rule" the lynchpin that connects all the lessons, laws, and ideas in Christianity? What would the world be like if more of us asked the question "Am I being loving" in all of our deeds and relationships? In our present cultural moment, we have gone beyond uncomfortable silence with discourse. We have been actively resistant and hostile to silence and have been moved straight to outright rage and protest when we hear things that trigger internal opposition to ideas and theories. Thinking needs the head and the heart. When we quit listening to someone because they don't "see things like us" we might be doing ourselves a disservice to understanding something more or in a deeper way. Jesus had a way of using "silence" in his teachings. Not only is there wisdom and faith in his words but also in his "between the lines" delivery if his messages. Jesus left his detractors silenced when he was challenged. He gave those that wanted to destroy him the time and respect to at least hear them out, and then after a pause of powerful silence lovingly gave them the chance to hear and absorb the truth that he was freely teaching to everyone to turn people toward God. Takeaway: This week "Just Give 5 Minutes" to prayer, yourself and your neighbors. Especially those neighbors that think and see our world much different than you. Readings: Deuteronomy 34:1-12 1 Thessalonians 2:1-8 Matthew 22:34-46   Thanks for listening. Please rate and review our show on iTunes.  Pulpit to Pew, a podcast that features a conversation between priest and parishioner, to understand how the message translates and to further explore the weekly lessons within the Episcopal tradition and daily life.  

Using Matthew 25: 1-13, Jane continues our series 'Seeking the Kingdom'

Have you ever wondered why we celebrate the birth of Christ on December 25? Was it just a random date chosen by the early Christian fathers or is there more to it? Dr. Chadwick, an archaeologist and Herodian scholar, became interested in this question and thinks he has found an answer. Using Matthew, Luke, the Book of Mormon, and historical clues, he comes up with what he thinks to be a pretty sound theory on the dating of the birth of Christ. As he shares his research, we discuss old Jerusalem and LDS thought on the topic from Elders James Talmage, Reuben J. Clark, and Bruce R. McConkie. Join us in this fascinating discussion that brings into question how to approach scripture. Can it accurately pinpoint historical events? Listen in and let us know what you think. Download Transcript Extra Resources: Episode 13 Transcripts “Dating the Birth of Jesus Christ” (free) “When was Jesus Born? A Response to a Recent Proposal” (free) “How December 25 Became Christmas” (free) “Stone Manger - The Untold Story of Christmas” Dating the Death of Christ

Have you ever wondered why we celebrate the birth of Christ on December 25? Was it just a random date chosen by the early Christian fathers or is there more to it? Dr. Chadwick, an archaeologist and Herodian scholar, became interested in this question and thinks he has found an answer. Using Matthew, Luke, the Book of Mormon, and historical clues, he comes up with what he thinks to be a pretty sound theory on the dating of the birth of Christ. As he shares his research, we discuss old Jerusalem and LDS thought on the topic from Elders James Talmage, Reuben J. Clark, and Bruce R. McConkie. Join us in this fascinating discussion that brings into question how to approach scripture. Can it accurately pinpoint historical events? Listen in and let us know what you think. Download Transcript

In this first beatitude what is Jesus actually proclaiming to his listeners and to us? What is a beatitude, anyway? Who are the poor in spirit? Using Matthew's testimony of his own conversion we seek to find answers to these questions and to unpack the good news in this statement of blessing that introduces the Sermon on the Mount.

Sunday, April 24, 2016.  Speaker: Pastor Greg Canada. Using Matthew 6:9-13 as a guide, in this message Pastor Greg breaks down 7 things that will help you have a powerful prayer life.

Using Matthew 12 and the parable of the sower, Pastor Ray discusses about when there is a divided house (a divided soul who can’t decide whether to walk with Jesus or to walk with the world). There must be an entire separation from the world and we must allow the Holy Spirit to search our hearts and reveal any unplowed ground, so that the thorns may be removed. Are you trying to hide in an illusory middle ground? Resolve in […]

Using Matthew 12 and the parable of the sower, Pastor Ray discusses about when there is a divided house (a divided soul who can’t decide whether to walk with Jesus or to walk with the world). There must be an entire separation from the world and we must allow the Holy Spirit to search our hearts and reveal any unplowed ground, so that the thorns may be removed. Are you trying to hide in an illusory middle ground? Resolve in […]

Using Matthew 6 v 14-31, Tom looks at three things Jesus tells us to do that help us through the struggles and temptations we face and prepare us for the surprises.

"What Does it mean to Follow Christ?" is the title of this morning's Australia Day Weekend message from John Loiterton. Using Matthew 16: 24 as a basis, John discusses the importance of understanding our inherent sinful nature and how only God can change it through the sacrificial death of Jesus.  Powerful and thought-provoking teaching.

Using Matthew 24 as a basic pattern, we can see how the chronologies of Revelation complete the picture, showing clearly that the ekklesia will appear in heaven before the wrath of God is poured out on the earth.My sincere thanks to John Little at OmegaShock http://www.omegashock.com for providing much of the grist for this much-needed discussion.  I'm a pre-Great-tribber ... and I love the Lord!Current events and Biblical prophecy. Things are continuing to stack up around the world as we witness daily events that match the signs Jesus told us to watch for that would herald His soon return.Because the program must be pre-recorded, I can't take your phone calls. If you want to call in, contact me via email: visit the HOMEWORK page and click on the link.Current events - Biblical prophecy - tracking the signs of the last days - encouragement - "sermonettes for Christianettes" -Scriptures: Matthew 24:3-29, Revelation 2:1 ff -Cures for churchianity - gifts for listeners ("Anakypto Gives Back") - homework - and an occasional dash of subtle Piedmont humor ...

Using Matthew 24 as a basic pattern, we can see how the chronologies of Revelation complete the picture, showing clearly that the ekklesia will appear in heaven before the wrath of God is poured out on the earth.My sincere thanks to John Little at OmegaShock http://www.omegashock.com for providing much of the grist for this much-needed discussion.  I'm a pre-Great-tribber ... and I love the Lord!Current events and Biblical prophecy. Things are continuing to stack up around the world as we witness daily events that match the signs Jesus told us to watch for that would herald His soon return.Because the program must be pre-recorded, I can't take your phone calls. If you want to call in, contact me via email: visit the HOMEWORK page and click on the link.Current events - Biblical prophecy - tracking the signs of the last days - encouragement - "sermonettes for Christianettes" -Scriptures: Matthew 24:3-29, Revelation 2:1 ff -Cures for churchianity - gifts for listeners ("Anakypto Gives Back") - homework - and an occasional dash of subtle Piedmont humor ...

This morning Pastor Mathew Jones looks at part 6 of 7 "Get Aligned, Live Free". Using Matthew 23:25, he teaches about "aligning our inner world". We need to hear this!

This morning Pastor Mathew Jones looks at part 5 of 7 "Get Aligned, Live Free". Using Matthew 12, he teaches about "aligning our authority with Christ". More powerful teaching.

Australia Day 2014 | A time of celebrating God's goodness to our nation. This morning Pastor Mathew Jones looks at part 4 of 7 "Get Aligned, Live Free". Using Matthew 22:36-38, he teaches about the two greatest commandments and gives us three pointers to help us achieve them in our life.

Pastor Mathew Jones continues his teaching on the second of a seven-part series "Get Aligned, Live Free".  Using Matthew 7:1-5, Pastor Mat looks at the importance of NOT judging others. "Focusing on the faults of others is usually intended, knowingly or otherwise, to keep the focus off our own faults!"  Powerful teaching that is going to profoundly affect you.

Using Matthew 28:16-20 and Luke 19:10 Mark encourages us to place Jesus' command as number one priority in our lives and to do all we can 'to seek and save that which is lost'.

Using Matthew 28:16-20 and Luke 19:10 Mark encourages us to place Jesus' command as number one priority in our lives and to do all we can 'to seek and save that which is lost'.

In this sermon, Paul David Tripp turns to the New Testament to conclude his 14-part series on the life of David. Using Matthew 1:1, Tripp teaches on five unshakeable truths that we can learn from the genealogy of Jesus.

In this sermon, Paul David Tripp turns to the New Testament to conclude his 14-part series on the life of David. Using Matthew 1:1, Tripp teaches on five unshakeable truths that we can learn from the genealogy of Jesus.

This sermon, entitled “Moving On Up” is the second in a 2 part series on the purpose statement of our church (ECC). Using Matthew 28:18-20 we try to get at the heart of the “Great Commission” and find out how it sets the agenda for all of our church activities and programs.

Scripture: Matthew 28:16-20, Using Matthew 28:16-20, Craig Cabaniss unpacks this inaugural installment in our series, Prepare for the Square.

Using Matthew 5: 1-12, Julie-Ann Smith outlines "Conditions for a Blessed Life" - taken from the Sermon on the Mount and the Beatitudes. Julie-Ann takes time to explain what "blessings" are or can be and examines the first four (4) Beatitudes.

Using Matthew 26:36-46 as the text, today's teaching from Julie-Ann Smith is an indepth examination of the disciples reactions to "watching & praying" in the Garden of Gethsemene and how it relates to us as believers. It's all a part of our normal spiritual growth.

Neighborhood Church is a Jesus-centered missional community in the heart of the city. The first part of this statement that we are going to focus on is "Jesus-centered." The question we ask in this teaching is, "What does it mean to be a disciple?" Using Matthew 28:16-20 as our primary text, we will look at Jesus' invitation to become His followers. ** The questions for this week's Community Group can be found on the blog.

Using Matthew 20:20-28 as his text, David discussed how to be a “safe” leader by following Jesus' example of leading by serving and how this upside-down principle truly reflects the kingdom of God.

Using Matthew 20:20-28 as his text, David discussed how to be a “safe” leader by following Jesus' example of leading by serving and how this upside-down principle truly reflects the kingdom of God.

Using Matthew 20:20-28 as his text, David discussed how to be a “safe” leader by following Jesus’ example of leading by serving and how this upside-down principle truly reflects the kingdom of God.

Using Matthew 20:20-28 as his text, David discussed how to be a “safe” leader by following Jesus’ example of leading by serving and how this upside-down principle truly reflects the kingdom of God.