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How should we understand the desire for signs and wonders? Is this something we should cater to? In the morning sermon, we continue in Matthew 12 to consider Jesus’ response to the unbelief of the Jews. Jesus denounces the request for a sign as one that comes from an “evil and adulterous generation” (v. 29).…
In Matthew 12:33-37 Jesus exposes the hearts of men by calling attention to the words that we speak. We all speak careless words and don’t think much of it. Here, Jesus tells us that words matter and they matter eternally. We will consider these three points: 1. Words matter because they reveal hearts. 2. Words matter because…
We will look again at Matthew 12:22-32. We return to this text again to answer the question what is this “unpardonable sin?” I will be answering these three questions in the message: 1. What is the “Unpardonable sin?” 2. Why is it “unpardonable?” 3. What should we do in light of this truth?
As we see division in this world, we need to remember the true nature of the battle that we face. It’s not an earthly political struggle, nor a battle against the forces of nature. It’s a spiritual warfare in which Jesus has come to bring salvation to all those who embrace him as king. And…
In the face of all the political unrest and growing hostility to Biblical Christianity, we need confidence in Jesus’ ongoing ministry in the world today. That is the foundation of all our hope and all our ministry as a church. We can have that confidence as we see Jesus’ ministry fulfilling the promises of Isaiah…
We continue in the book of Matthew. In the previous passage, Jesus gave an invitation for sinners to come to him and find rest. Here in Matthew 12:1-14, we will see how Jesus is the Lord of the Sabbath. He brings that rest that we need. Jesus and the Pharisees clashed over the Sabbath more than…
Reference Text: Matthew 1:1-25
How are the sovereign grace of God and the free offer of the gospel compatible? Here Jesus expresses his own heart in which he delights in both the sovereign good pleasure of the Father along with his true compassion and willingness to save sinners. We need to learn to rest in Jesus for our own…
We will consider Jesus’ encouragement for us as members of the kingdom of heaven. What does it mean when Jesus says that “the one who is least in the kingdom of heaven is greater than John”? We need to take our eyes off of the obstacles and remember the privileges we share in Christ’s glorious…