Dr. Mike McCormick

This morning we continue in our study verse by verse through the gospel of Matthew. Jesus is bound and sent to Pilate while Judas is struggling with the consequences of his own actions. Judas knows he has made mistake, but there is nothing he can to change the dreadful outcome. Scripture text is Matthew 27:1-10.

Today we continue our study verse by verse through the gospel of Matthew. Jesus has been arrested and is in the court of the religious council. They have no respect for the truth. They just want Jesus to be executed. Meanwhile, Peter is in the courtyard listening to the proceedings. He refuses to stand up for the truth. He seems worried about his own safety. In both circumstances, the truth is not valued. Scripture text is Matthew 26:57-75.

This morning the pulpit is filled by Rev. Brett Aiken. He serves as teaching Pastor for Faith Fellowship in Pendleton, SC. He is a Pastor and a Missionary. He has had the honor to preach the gospel in 14 countries with plans to travel more. He has authored 5 books. Brett is married to Erica and they have one son. Rev. Aiken will be sharing a message from 2 Corinthians 1:8-10 entitled "Three Common Lies We Believe."

Today we continue our study verse by verse through the gospel of Matthew. Jesus and his disciples are in the Garden of Gethsemane where Jesus is praying to the Father. He asks his followers to watch and pray, but all they end up doing is sleeping and resting. Jesus is betrayed into the hands of sinners and he is left all alone as those closest to him run away. Scripture text is Matthew 26:31-56.

This morning we continue our study verse by verse through the gospel of Matthew. The plot thickens as Judas approaches the Chief Priests with a proposition to betray Jesus. The Lord's Supper is instituted as Jesus informs his disciples of his impending betrayal, effectively telling Judas that He knows everything that is about to happen. Scripture text is Matthew 26:14-30.

Today we continue our study verse by verse through the gospel of Matthew. Jesus has completed all the teaching he had planned to do and now the circumstances of his earthly ministry are turning dark. The religious leaders are plotting his death and yet he still remains more focused on serving people than defending his own position. Scripture text is Matthew 26:1-13.

Today we continue our study verse by verse through the gospel of Matthew. Jesus concludes the Olivet discourse with a vivid illustration of the final judgment. He has warned his disciples over and over to be alert and prepared since no one knows the day or the hour when Christ will return. Jesus now concludes his discourse by highlighting the consequences of rejecting the King and His gospel. Scripture text is Matthew 25:31-46.

This morning we continue our study verse by verse through the gospel of Matthew. Jesus teaches another parable, this time expounding on what it looks like to be alert for his coming. He has been exhorting his disciples to be on the alert, but now he helps them understand how faithfulness is a key characteristic of being prepared. Scripture text is Matthew 25:14-30.

Today we continue our study verse by verse through the gospel according to Matthew. As Jesus continues through His Olivet discourse, He warns His disciples again and again to be on the alert, paying attention to all the things that will happen in the world around them. He teaches another parable to illustrate the critical need for spiritual vigilance. Scripture text is Matthew 25:1-13.

This morning we continue our study verse by verse through the gospel of Matthew. Jesus is in the midst of the Olivet discourse as he warns his disciples of all the things that will happen after his passion is complete. The warnings Jesus gives the twelve are still valid for His followers today. Scripture text is Matthew 24:32-51.