Jesus had a stern warning for anyone who acts as a stumbling block, especially to children. Kay Arthur examines this issue, as she presents more of a series in the gospel of Matthew.

The disciples of Christ had no idea of the suffering their Lord was about to endure. But Kay Arthur points out how central the role of suffering was to Jesus and believers for all time.

If someone were to ask you, “Who is Jesus Christ?,” what would you say to them? Jesus Himself asked His disciples, “Who do you say that I am?” He expected them to know the answer. Precept Ministry’s Kay Arthur reminds you that we too need to be sure of our answer.

There are so many voices out there today, how do you know what to believe? How do you know a false teacher when you see one? Kay Arthur has more from the gospel of Matthew.

Our culture puts a premium on having a good body, but seems to care little about cultivating a good heart. Kay Arthur focuses in on the heart, as she continues a series in the gospel of Matthew.

We’re not born with faith in God, because our sinful condition precludes it. But the Lord seeks out His people, calls them by name, and then plants a seed of faith which grows over time. Kay Arthur looks at the growing process of faith, as she presents more of a series in Matthew.

The parables Jesus has given us through Scripture are intended especially for our understanding. But He warned that the world would not understand, because they don’t have “ears to hear.” Kay Arthur presents the next installment of our series in Matthew.

The parable of the sower, as told by Jesus to His disciples, is very important to understand. Kay Arthur continues an examination of this parable, as she continues a study in Matthew.

Why did Jesus speak in parables? Our Lord gives us the answer Himself in the gospel of Matthew. Kay Arthur continues a series looking at this first book of the New Testament.

What we say and do shows the world what’s in our hearts. And if the Holy Spirit resides within us, people should see the evidence. Well, Kay Arthur continues a series in the gospel of Matthew titled, The King, His Kingdom and Me.