Preaching the Gospel in Faithful Fellowship
Sermons on Matthew (Page 5)
As we study Matthew 9:35-38 we see Christ’s heard for the lost as He asks us to pray for laborers to go forth unto the harvest. Let us join together in praying for this great need that still exists today!
The Resurrection of Jesus is what it’s all about, without it, there is no hope, eternity is a loss. With Christ, the hope springs eternal. In Matthew 28:1-20, we read of those who came seeking the Lord, who saw Him, and then who went at great personal loss to share what they had seen to…
The Bible tells us much about what to expect in the end times. In this sermon, join us for a quick survey from Matthew to Revelation.
Reading Matthew 4:1-11 gives us insight, as followers of Christ, on how we should follow Christ’s example in dealing with temptation in our lives. Satan continues to use the same tactics today – will we learn from the example of Christ and keep the Word of God ever in our minds?
We each face the temptation to sin – usually on a daily or hourly basis. How did Christ deal with His adversary in this? Matthew 4:1-11 is provided to us as an example of our need to be in the Word of God and in prayer to rely upon God.
Jesus warns us over and over again about deception. In Matthew 24:4-6, 11, 24 we see some of these warnings to us. Christ reminds us that we must cling to the truth and be so familiar with God’s Word that we easily recognize things that would lead us from the truth of God.
What does it mean to be a true disciple of Christ? In Matthew 11:28-30, we learn that it means that we’re yoked with Christ – fully surrendered, yielding to His will, ready to go wherever He leads us, to rest our soul with Him. Won’t you be a disciple of Christ?
To be a disciple means to be a follower or student of someone who then becomes someone who brings others to understanding what is being taught. Many Christians today take the first step of listening to the teachings of Christ, like we see in Matthew 4:18-22; 5:1, but never progress to the next stage of…
Persecution is going to come in the Christian’s life who is living for Jesus Christ. It is important for us to remember the context of Matthew 5:10-12, however, realizing that it’s when we’re living for Jesus that we’ll be blessed for it! Are you facing persecution for Christ’s sake today? Then take heart in knowing…
Christ made it clear when He died for the church that it is an essential part of our lives! As stated in Matthew 16:18-20, the church is built upon Christ and we are to be busy about Kingdom work, no matter what is going on in the world around us.