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In this episode we continue working our way through the Gospel of Matthew as Jesus heals a number of people who come to him for help.
In our final episode of Matthew 5-7 (the “Sermon on the Mount”) we talk about the narrow and wide gates, false prophets, those who say they know Jesus but Jesus doesn’t know them, why we should build our houses on the rock, and how Jesus spoke differently than the teachers of the law.
In this episode of the podcast we talk through how judgment works for those in the kingdom of heaven as well as what it means for us to ask, seek, and knock.
In this episode we continue working through the “Sermon on the Mount” as Jesus speaks on fasting, storing up treasure, and worrying.
In this special episode of the Conversations on Jesus podcast we talk with Ken Shook, youth pastor (in transition) of Living Waters Church in Hastings, Michigan about what Paul means in Romans 12:2 when he tells his readers not to be “conformed to the world.” Together we talk about what it means to be a part of the world but set apart for the kingdom of God all at the same time.
As we continue through Jesus’s “Sermon on the Mount”, we talk through what it means to give to those who need it and also a short teaching on prayer.
In our second episode through the “Sermon on the Mount” we talk about a good number of things: being useful in the kingdom of God, anger toward others, lusting after another, breaking the marriage covenant, being true to your word, vengeance, and loving our enemies. And overarching all of that is our conversation on how Jesus has fulfilled the Old Testament law.
Thank you for joining us as we continue our conversation through the Gospel of Matthew. In this episode we begin what will be a multi-episode discussion through the “Sermon on the Mount” by first talking about “The Beatitudes” and what the Bible says it means to be blessed.
In this special episode of the Conversations on Jesus podcast we talk with Gary Newton, pastor of Living Waters Church in Hastings, Michigan about what it means to be a “godly man.” In our conversation we talk about how the choices we make determine what we will do with our lives and what our lives will demand of us.
In this episode we talk through the rest of Matthew 4. In our conversation we talk about Jesus beginning his public ministry through preaching, calling some disciples, and healing a lot of people coming to him.
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Thanks for joining us on the Conversations on Jesus podcast. Pull up a chair and hang out, as we talk about who Jesus is and what that means for our lives.