In the Beatitudes, Jesus says, “Blessed are the righteous.” What exactly does that mean? Kay Arthur explains, as she presents more of a series in the gospel of Matthew.

As believers, we have a higher calling than the world’s. It’s far more than the accumulation of wealth and fame!

In Matthew, chapter 5, we are taken into the famous Sermon on the Mount. Kay Arthur arrives at this powerful passage of Scripture, as she continues a series in Matthew titled, The King, His Kingdom and Me.

Jesus said to His disciples, “follow me!” Kay Arthur reminds you that the same command applies to believers everywhere.

Temptations are everywhere in today’s culture. How do you resist? Well, Kay Arthur suggests you don’t overcome temptation in your own power, but rather through the power of the Holy Spirit.

The Lord’s Prayer includes the words, “Thy Kingdom Come.” And that coming kingdom is the blessed hope of believers everywhere. Kay Arthur looks at The Kingdom of Heaven at Hand, as she presents more of a series in the gospel of Matthew.

Watching the news at night might lead you to believe the world is spinning out of control. But Kay Arthur reminds you that God is still sovereign, and He’s always on the throne.

It’s hard to ignore the polarization in our culture. And the divide occurs precisely on those issues set forth in the Word of God. But Kay Arthur shows you why this culture clash is no accident and where it has its origins.

Why is the Virgin Birth so crucial to our understanding of the gospel?

Throughout the Old Testament, you read of the promised Messiah. That hope was realized in Jesus Christ and chronicled in the Gospel of Matthew. Kay Arthur begins a series in this first book of the New Testament.