In Matthew chapter 4, we see Jesus' ability to heal has no boundaries and no limits. His power and compassion is comprehension, and undefeated.

As we read about Jesus calling his first disciples, we discover what Jesus wants for us and from us.

Jesus' first sermon calling for repentance wasn't meant as a harsh judgement against us but rather a kindness towards us.

Covering the last temptation of Jesus, this week we seek to understand what this temptation teaches us about who Jesus is and what Jesus has done.

In the second temptation of Jesus in Matthew 4, we see how the misuse of scripture can be a profound source of evil and active hindrance for following the will of God.

Today we take a look at what Jesus' testing in the wilderness reveals to us about his humanity and divinity.

Continuing on in Matthew, this week we take a look at why baptism is something we do and what happens in baptism.

We continue our series through the Gospel of Matthew, this week we look at what John the Baptist says about the law.

Looking at the second chapter of Matthew, we learn that the birth of Christ begets hostility both in the world and in our own hearts.

In Matthew 2, the magi see a great light in the sky and the draw near with fascination, discovering the infant Christ. We receive the same invitation, to come close with unguarded fascination and experience what God has for us.