In the events of this section of Matthew, Jesus interacts very differently with a person in need. In doing so, He reveals some deep perspectives that need to change.

The religious leaders who came looking for Jesus found a problem with the way the Disciples were handling their traditions. Jesus found a problem with the way the religious leaders were handling the commandments of God. In this interaction, Jesus teaches us what really matters.

This message from Matthew 14 looks at Peter's experience of stepping out of a boat and miraculously-but temporarily-walking on water.

In this message we study a very well known account of the miraculous provision of food for a very large crowd. We also look at how this event impacted the disciples and future followers of Jesus.

We often forget that Jesus experienced the difficulties, struggles and sorrows of human life like we do. In this portion of Matthew, we see two different circumstances that Jesus faced and can learn how He handled them.

How do we gauge the health of our own spiritual lives and the success of our church? This study addresses this.

Jesus teaches us to look forward to Heaven and the incredible experiences that we will have there. He also teaches us to be aware of the realities surrounding the life to come for those who do not choose it.

What will we experience in Heaven? What will it be like? Will there be animals? Part 2 of our Mini-Series on Heaven discusses these questions and more.

This series launches from Matthew 13:44 when Jesus describes Heaven as a Treasure. Part I of a 3-part Mini-Series.

Why does evil exist in the world? Does the Bible say anything about it? Jesus tells a parable in Matthew 13 that specifically addresses this subject.