Matthew 26:57-75. The denial of Peter is a story of admonition and yet hope as Christ offers forgiveness to a man who denies His Lord.

Matthew 26:36-56. The Garden was a place of intense sorrow and suffering for the Lord, and yet a place of great strength as angels minister to him in his time of need.

Matthew 26:17-35. Jesus shares in his last supper with his disciples, thus setting a pattern for us to remember his death for our sins.

Matthew 25:31-46.  Jesus finishes his teachings on his second coming by explaining what the great final judgment will be like.

Matthew 25:1-13.  This first way to wait for the Coming of the Lord is to be prepared. This is the teaching of the parable of the ten virgins.

Matthew 27:62-28:15.  The Pharisees requested a guard for Jesus’ tomb, saying that the imposter claimed he would rise again. You are not an imposter if it’s true. He is Risen!

Matthew 21:1-11.  As Jesus enters the city on Palm Sunday, the crowd asks who this was? The same question is for us today, who is Jesus to us?

Matthew 26:1-16.  Jesus’ feet are anointed at Bethany and yet, Judas plots to betray him. Will our reaction to Jesus be worship or rejection?

Matthew 24:1-14.  In Matthew 24, Jesus points to the signs of His Second Coming as well as the destruction of Jerusalem.

Matthew 23:13-36.  In pronouncing the seven woes against the scribes and Pharisees, Jesus warns them, and us, of spiritual hypocrisy that can take root in our lives.