Jesus loved to tell stories (parables) to illustrate his teaching. Pastor Matt unpacks Jesus� parable of the treasure in a field found in Matthew 13:44.
Satan preaches sermons. Some are boldly cruel and uncompromisingly evil. Others are morally suspect and theologically polluted. But his most popular sermons are those of a shrewd brilliance in which the Truth is laced with a lie � where he takes up the Word of God in one hand and his Spite of God in the other to preach nuggets of Truth in such a way to deposit that most subtle of lies.
Satan preaches sermons. Some are boldly cruel and uncompromisingly evil. Others are morally suspect and theologically polluted. But his most popular sermons are those of a shrewd brilliance in which the Truth is laced with a lie � where he takes up the Word of God in one hand and his Spite of God in the other to preach nuggets of Truth in such a way to deposit that most subtle of lies.
Satan preaches sermons. Some are boldly cruel and uncompromisingly evil. Others are morally suspect and theologically polluted. But his most popular sermons are those of a shrewd brilliance in which the Truth is laced with a lie � where he takes up the Word of God in one hand and his Spite of God in the other to preach nuggets of Truth in such a way to deposit that most subtle of lies.
(Matthew 14:22-33) Peter stepped out in faith to join Jesus walking on the water, but then doubt crept in and got the best of him. We all experience moments and seasons of doubt in life � but God is bigger.