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Jesus finishes his instructions to the disciples about their mission by explaining how persecution will reveal several realities about those who follow Jesus. (Text: Matthew 10:32-11:1)
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After Jesus has described the persecution his disciples will face, he encourages them to not fear it. In this passage, Jesus lists three common fears they will face along with counter-actions for them to take. (Text Matthew 10:24-31)
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Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018
Persecution is part of the Gospel mission. It should not surprise us, and we should not expect otherwise, but there are specific ways Jesus wants his followers to respond to it. (Text: Matthew 10:16-23)
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Before sending the apostles out, Jesus gave them important instructions concerning where to go, what to do, and how to do it. (Text: Matthew 10:5-15)
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Compassion prompted Jesus to several actions. He told the disciples to pray. Then he empowered them to go and sent them into the mission field. (Text: Matthew 9:35-10:4)
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Two blind men came to Jesus and begged for mercy. They called him the Son of David, recognizing that he is Messiah. The Pharisees accused Jesus of acting in Satan’s power. The contrast between the 2 blind men and the Pharisees is one of spiritual sight. Jesus gives sight both to the physically blind and spiritually blind. (Text: Matthew 9:27-34)
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In two seemingly unrelated stores, Matthew reveals one very important truth for today. (Text: Matthew 9:18-26)Send us Fan Mail
When John's disciples questioned Jesus about fasting, he explained that when the groom is present it is time to rejoice! (Text: Matthew 9:14-17)Send us Fan Mail
Jesus called one sinner, Matthew, who invited many other sinners to eat with and listen to Jesus. (Text: Matthew 9:9-13)From the publisher's feed
Expositional Bible preaching from the First Baptist Church in Sherman, New York