Join us for week one of a four-week series in Matthew’s Genealogical account of Jesus. Today’s subject is Tamar.

Brother Tim Miley preaches the third of a 3-sermon series on Christ’s teaching from Matthew 6:1-18 

Brother Tim Miley preaches the second of a 3-sermon series on Christ’s teaching from Matthew 6:1-18 

Brother Tim Miley preaches the first of a 3-sermon series on Christ’s teaching from Matthew 6:1-18 

When Jesus told His disciples He would have to leave them, He made sure to let them know that they would not be left alone. Days later, when Jesus ascended to the Father, He sent the Advocate, the Comforter, the Teacher of Truth; God the Holy Spirit.

Christ came to persuade the lost that He was the Messiah.

Christ left to prepare a place for us to worship the Father for all eternity.

Christ will return, some day soon, to perfect our broken bodies and tainted souls.

At this point in the night known as “The Last Supper,” Jesus identifies Judas as the betrayer. After dismissing the fraud from their fellowship, Jesus then proceeds to tell the disciples how they were to live once He returns to the Father.

At the Last Supper, Jesus washed the disciples feet for 3 symbolic reasons:

1. To show what sacrifice He would make for them the next day at the crucifixion

2. To show them their need for daily confession and repentance

3. To show them the type of humility that Christians must live their life with

The people who witnessed Jesus’ works and words during His earthly ministry, did not believe because they could not and because they would not. Our task as Christian’s is not to worry about who can and can’t, but to share the gospel with those who haven’t and to love and disciple those who have. May our hearts continue to break for the lost and ache for our brethren.

Christ calls His disciples to follow Him to the Cross, and to serve Him while on earth. In doing so, we follow Him to the Father and will recieve our crown of righteousness.