In our final week in Matthew, Dave Jensen takes us through the greatest speech of all time and how it continues to shape our lives together.

Grahame Fuller opens up Matthew 26 where, against the backdrop of humanity's unfaithfulness, Jesus' incredible faithfulness stands out, even as he dies to save us.

In Matthew 26, Jesus shares a Passover meal with his disciples. Here Jez Reynolds shows how Jesus fulfills and transforms the meal, and brings the salvation we desperately need.

Andrew Heard takes us through Jesus' last two parables in Matthew 25, and what they say about living in these last days.

Jesus teaches us in Matthew 24 that the end is coming. Andrew Heard unpacks the passage and calls us to be ready and stay awake.

Andrew Heard opens up a challenging passage in Matthew 23 where Jesus shows how 'the end' is more complex than we may have thought.

Jesus confronts the religious leaders of his day in Matthew 23. Jez Reynolds shows how this confrontation teaches us about who Jesus is and what he requires of us.

"Give to Caesar what is Caesar’s and to God what is God's". Andrew Heard teaches how Jesus' words from Matthew 22 have implications for how Christians should respond to our government and our God.

In Matthew 21 and 22, Jesus confronts the religious leaders of his day with a series of parables. Andrew Heard shows how the biggest question to ask is not 'what you think of Jesus', but 'what does he think of you?'

In Matthew 21, Jesus comes to the temple in Jerusalem. Grahame Fuller shows from this passage in Matthew's gospel how this event points us to a huge change in how we worship.