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?
Sermons from August 2020
We will take a break from our study of the book of Genesis to look at a key passage in the letter to the Romans, which answers the question “what place does the Law of God have in the Christian life?” How should we view the Law? This is not just an academic or theoretical…
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…
We come to the highpoint of Jacob’s faith struggles. Here we see the mystery of his wrestling with the Angel of the Lord. We need to see the connection between his prayer of faith and his wrestling with the Angel. There is mystery here. God condescends to come to Jacob and to be prevailed by…
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 will be addressing the need for true unity which only comes through faith in Christ. I will show how the blessing that came at Pentecost in Acts 2 is the beginning of the reversal of God’s judgment that came at the Tower of Babel. Only in Christ are people of the nations joined together. We…
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
Text Ref: 1 Corinthians 11:23-29