Jesus’ crucifixion forms the first half of the most important event in human history, but the unmistakable truth we learn from it is that following our Savior means embracing a cross.

Speaker: Jeff Mikels :: Passage: Matthew 27:1-54

In this chapter, we see a stark contrast between those who are willing to embrace sacrifice and those who aren’t. Once again, we see the losers are the real winners.

Speaker: Jeff Mikels :: Passage: Matthew 26

In this second message on the end of the world, Jesus focuses on what it means for us to be ready for his return. There are seven steps.

Speaker: Jeff Mikels :: Passage: Matthew 24:32-25:46

In this message, we study what Jesus had to say about the end times specifically regarding his glorious return after a time of great “tribulation.”

Speaker: Jeff Mikels :: Passage: Matthew 24:1-31

Have you ever had a friend tell you that they would be a Christian except for all the hypocrites? Have you ever had someone tell you they hated “Organized Religion”? If so, your friends needs to know how much Jesus is like them!

Speaker: Jeff Mikels :: Passage: Matthew 23

Can Jesus be trusted? In this section, Matthew demonstrates that Jesus knows the Bible better than anyone else, so what he says about the most important commandment should be our own rule for life.

Speaker: Jeff Mikels :: Passage: Matthew 22:15-46

The implications of the Fig Tree miracle become clear as Jesus confronts people who are fake and fruitless. There’s a message here that is both scary and encouraging!

Speaker: Jeff Mikels :: Passage: Matthew 21:23-22:14

When Jesus entered the Jerusalem, he fulfilled the OT prophecies about the Messiah, but he did it by kicking out the insiders and welcoming outsiders in!

Speaker: Jeff Mikels :: Passage: Matthew 21:1-22

In these two chapters, we see Jesus finish his teaching about what Kingdom living is really all about. We learn about marriage, divorce, wealth, children, and heavenly rewards along the way!

Speaker: Jeff Mikels :: Passage: Matthew 19-20

Three passages that are often misunderstood become clear when we see them through the lens of God’s desire for restoration with people.

Speaker: Jeff Mikels :: Passage: Matthew 18:12-35