THE GOSPEL OF MATTHEW
Part 34: Spiritual Blindness

 
The scribes and Pharisees came to Jesus asking for a supernatural sign to prove He was the Messiah. Jesus retorted that the only sign they would get was that of the prophet Jonah. The Son of God came from heaven to inhabit a human body provided by the Holy Spirit and Mary. He was God and man at the same time. There was no spiritual death that occurred on the cross, in fact, Jesus visited Paradise and preached to the inhabitants of hell. Then He re-entered the resurrected body and walked victoriously out of the tomb. Jesus condemned the generation that saw the miracles and rejected Him. He taught about demons and the harm of returning to a sinful lifestyle. Then His family and friends tried to recall Him when they thought that He had mentally lost it. Even His own mom was among this group! Jesus refused to speak with them since He knew the God-man was going to redeem humanity.

The Gospel of Matthew

Part 34: Spiritual Blindness

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THE GOSPEL OF MATTHEW
Part 36: Unbelief vs. Faith

 
Jesus said that having riches will not necessarily lead to happiness. He delivered two parables in which salvation was at the heart of the matter and the value it has for the man with discernment. People declare there is no life after death, but the Bible says the opposite. Jesus had already introduced the concept of being born again and He built upon John the Baptist’s preaching of repentance. The Son of God wanted to make sure His disciples understood that it is impossible to understand the doctrine of the New Testament without the Old Testament. The knowledge of sin comes from the Mosaic Law and this is where the Gospel begins. The redemptive work offered by the Son of God brings us freedom from sin, but the issue of salvation must be settled while you are still alive. Jesus returned to Nazareth and was rejected by His neighbors, who refused to entertain the idea that He was the long-awaited Messiah. There is life after death and they made the wrong choice.

Part 36: Unbelief  Vs Faith

THE GOSPEL OF MATTHEW
Part 37: Miracles and the Spirit World

 
Jesus said that having riches will not necessarily lead to happiness. He delivered two parables in which salvation was at the heart of the matter and the value it has for the man with discernment. People declare there is no life after death, but the Bible says the opposite. Jesus had already introduced the concept of being born again and He built upon John the Baptist’s preaching of repentance. The Son of God wanted to make sure His disciples understood that it is impossible to understand the doctrine of the New Testament without the Old Testament. The knowledge of sin comes from the Mosaic Law and this is where the Gospel begins. The redemptive work offered by the Son of God brings us freedom from sin, but the issue of salvation must be settled while you are still alive. Jesus returned to Nazareth and was rejected by His neighbors, who refused to entertain the idea that He was the long-awaited Messiah. There is life after death and they made the wrong choice.

Part 37: Miracles and The Spirit World

THE GOSPEL OF MATTHEW
Part 38: Walking on Water

 
After feeding the five thousand, Jesus told the disciples to return to the other side of Galilee. The God-man stayed behind to pray. When He was finished, the disciples were beyond calling distance, so Jesus simply walked across the water to meet up with the group. The disciples were genuinely frightened when they saw the God-man walking calmly on the turbulent water caused by the howling storm. Peter impulsively jumped out of the boat but his faith began to falter as he realized walking on water was not natural. It is clear that Jesus was operating on a different plane of existence, exercising supernatural control over the environment. Everyone can walk on ice, but it is an entirely different matter to walk on liquid! The God-man emphasized the fact that He had no power in Himself and was completely dependent upon the Holy Spirit to perform miracles. Are you relying upon the Holy Spirit?

Part 38: Walking on Water

The Dangers Of Heresy And False Doctrine

We are a Bible centered group of believers who desire to grow in the full knowledge of Jesus Christ without compromise to His Word. We believe, teach and practice all things that Jesus taught and were practiced by the Church in the book of the Acts of the Apostles. 

Jesus called his disciples to be salt and light. Salt is a preservative but it is also something that adds savor and enjoyment to our daily food. Light is a symbol of truth; it is comforting, penetrating, guiding and exposes darkness. We seek to preserve biblical truth and shed the glorious light of the Gospel in a world that is consumed by darkness.

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