Our King is coming from an unexpected place to bring us peace. He is coming to rule, and He is coming to raise leaders.

We ought to prioritize God's "house" for our satisfaction and God's glory!

You can live by the world's principles and 'look out for number 1' or you can live by the law of Christ's Kingdom and look like your Father. But you can't do both.

Jesus came to fulfill the Law & Prophets; but what does that mean for us? What is the standard he gives us for how we are to live?

It may seem like an academic question: how is it that Jesus fulfills the Law & Prophets? But the more we understand, the more we see how practical this is: it affects our lives every day in our devotions, our affections, and our obedience to our King.

Have you ever woken up in the morning and wondered why you're here? As a Christian, have you ever wondered why you can't just go straight to heaven? Your King has you here for a reason.

Wrong expectations can shape our experience of even a good thing. If our expectations of the kingdom don't match what Jesus himself promises, we're in trouble. Do you know what to expect in his kingdom?

Do you accept absolutes imposed on you? As Jesus begins his earthly ministry, Matthew wants to lay the groundwork with some kingdom non-negotiables.

Living worthy of the gospel is living a life of contentment no matter the circumstances because Christ is more than enough.

Living worthy of the gospel is pursuing a life of humility that reflects the humility of Christ by dying to self and living for the better of others.