A messages from the series “The Gospel of Matthew: Will You Love King Jesus?.” He is Risen! On this Easter Sunday we close out our almost year-long sermon series on the Gospel of Matthew with the details of His resurrection and final command, to go and make disciples of all nations.

A messages from the series “The Gospel of Matthew: Will You Love King Jesus?.” Jesus was mocked, beaten, crucified and endured it silently, taking no shortcuts, but willingly decided to yield to what God was accomplishing through Him. And the entire time, God never left Him. As we face our own hardships may we, as His disciples, never lose faith, knowing in the depth of our souls what Jesus did for us and that God is with us always.

A messages from the series “The Gospel of Matthew: Will You Love King Jesus?.” Proclaiming your innocence among others does not equal repentance or true surrender before God and does not absolve you of all guilt. As Jesus is on trial before Pilot, every other player in the story, though claiming innocence, is guilty. The silent Jesus is the only one who is truly innocent.

A messages from the series “The Gospel of Matthew: Will You Love King Jesus?.” We all fall short in different ways and in different times in our relationship with God. How we respond when we realize we are falling short is critical. Do we submit and repent or continue acting against God?

A messages from the series “The Gospel of Matthew: Will You Love King Jesus?.” As we move into the final week of Jesus’ life in the Gospel of Matthew, we see clearly the love He has for those who follow Him. From those who worship Him against the norms of the culture, to those who fail Him, His love is greater than anything we would ever expect.

A messages from the series “The Gospel of Matthew: Will You Love King Jesus?.” If you know God, then when you work with what God gives you, He will bear fruit with it and He will recognize you when you come face to face with Him. Today’s sermon focuses on Jesus’ teaching about those who really know Him, as shown in the parables of the talents and the sheep & goats. Do you know Him?

A messages from the series “The Gospel of Matthew: Will You Love King Jesus?.” In the middle of the Olivet Discourse, Jesus is emphatic that each of us should be faithfully prepared for when we see Him again, whether in our death or His return. We are to use wisdom, prudence, and intelligence as we are carrying out the responsibilities that God has given each of us as we serve Him and others. Will you be found watching, waiting, and serving the Lord when you see Him again?

A messages from the series “The Gospel of Matthew: Will You Love King Jesus?.” In today’s passage, Jesus tries to help the disciples understand what will be coming in the future. Regardless of how you view the end-times, Jesus’ primary instruction is to endure in your faith in Him and not to let your love for God and for others to grow cold.

A messages from the series “The Gospel of Matthew: Will You Love King Jesus?.” In frustration and angst, the Lord Jesus proclaimed seven woes to the religious leaders and all the people of His day, and of every age. Within the seven woes Jesus strongly warns about the sins of pride and fake religion, ending with a lament over our lack of surrendering to Him.

A messages from the series “The Gospel of Matthew: Will You Love King Jesus?.” Through three question and answer sessions with various groups – Parasites, Pretenders, and Peacocks – that were trying to trap Him, Jesus teaches some valuable insights about what God really desires for His people.