This Sunday, Pastor Jake will preach on Matthew 12:38-42, where Jesus responds to the Pharisees' request for a sign by declaring that the only sign they will receive is the "sign of Jonah."

He condemns their unbelief, pointing out that the people of Nineveh and the Queen of the South repented when they heard God's message, yet someone greater than Jonah and Solomon is present. Jesus warns that on Judgment Day, these people will condemn the current generation for failing to recognize Him.

Preacher: Jake Hunt

Translator: Petra Cong

Passage: Matthew 12:38-42

This Sunday, we will explore Matthew 12:33-37, where Jesus teaches that a tree is known by its fruit, emphasizing that good people produce good deeds and evil people produce evil deeds.

He warns that people will be accountable for every careless word they speak, as words reflect the condition of the heart. Jesus highlights the importance of speaking truth and living righteously, as our words and actions will ultimately judge us.

Preacher: Jon C

Translator: Adam Hlávka

Passage: Matthew 12:33-37

This Sunday, Pastor Jake will preach on Matthew 12:22-32, where Jesus heals a demon-possessed man who is blind and mute, leading the crowd to wonder if He is the Messiah.

The Pharisees, however, accuse Jesus of casting out demons by the power of Satan. Jesus rebukes them, explaining that a kingdom divided against itself cannot stand. He warns of the unforgivable sin—blasphemy against the Holy Spirit—and emphasizes the importance of good fruit coming from a good heart. This passage highlights the serious consequences of rejecting the work of the Holy Spirit.

Preacher: Pastor Jake Hunt

Translator: Petr Maleček

Passage: Matthew 12:22-32

This Sunday, we will hear a message from Matthew 12:15-21. After the Pharisees begin plotting against Him, Jesus withdraws to avoid conflict.

He continues healing many, but instructs them not to reveal His identity. This fulfills the prophecy from Isaiah 42:1-4, where God’s chosen servant will bring justice and hope to the nations, acting with gentleness and humility. His mission is to offer peace, not force, bringing light to those in darkness.

Preacher: Leendert Wolters

Translator: Pavel Kasik

Passage: Matthew 12:15-21

This Sunday, we will look into Matthew 12:1-14, where Jesus challenges the Pharisees’ strict Sabbath laws.

He defends His disciples for picking grain to eat and heals a man’s withered hand, teaching that mercy and doing good are more important than legalism. This sparks anger in the Pharisees, who start plotting against Jesus.

Preacher: Pastor Jake Hunt

Translator: Martin Stepanenko

Passage: Matthew 12:1-14

This Sunday, Pastor Jake will preach on Matthew 11:25-30. In this passage, Jesus expresses gratitude to the Father for revealing spiritual truths to the humble, rather than the wise and learned. He invites all who are weary and burdened to come to Him for rest, offering His yoke, which is easy, and His burden, which is light. Jesus assures that by following Him, people will find peace and relief, emphasizing His gentle and humble heart.

This passage highlights Jesus' compassion and His promise of rest and renewal for those seeking comfort in Him.

Preacher: Pastor Jake Hunt

Translator: Petra Cong

Passage: Matthew 11:25-30

This Sunday, we'll look into Matthew 2:1-15, a story of hope and divine protection. Wise men from the East, guided by a star, travel to Bethlehem to honor the newborn Jesus, the true King. Though King Herod plots to harm Him, God directs the wise men to return home by another way, sparing the child.

In a dream, an angel warns Joseph to take Mary and Jesus to Egypt for safety. The family’s escape fulfills the prophecy of God’s care, showing that no earthly power can thwart His plan. Ultimately, Jesus' safety in Egypt symbolizes God's unwavering protection and the hope He brings to the world.

Preacher: Jon C

Passage: Matthew 2:1-15

Translator: Martin Stepanenko