We dig a little deeper into the emphasis of Matthew 13, to discover the mysteries of the kingdom revealed in the teachings of Jesus to His disciples. A message that is still relevant to us--His modern day disciples! Read along here: Matthew 13

Jesus continues his discourse on the significance of the Kingdom of God, and its meaning to His followers. What may seem insignificant, holds great significance; "let those who have ears to hear, listen."  Read along here: Matthew 13

Jesus speaks of the mysteries of the Kingdom of God using parables and explains their meaning to his disciples.Read along here: Matthew 13:1-23

Jesus reveals the source of his authority, and that of the hypocritical Pharisees.Read along here: Matthew 12:22-49

Jesus, the living “Bread of the Presence,” explains to the religious leaders that he is The Lord of the Sabbath.Read along here: Matthew 12:1-21

Jesus responds to John the Baptist’s question of his Messiahship, and once again reaffirms the gospel of the Kingdom revealing the character and person of The Father.Read along here: Matthew 11

Jesus sends out his disciples to proclaim the gospel of the Kingdom with authority to cast out demons, raise the dead, and heal the sick. He also gives instructions for the ministry His disciples will have and the types of encounters with the world they should expect. As followers of Christ today, these truths speak with profound insight and empowering direction for each of us.

Read along here: Matthew 10

The time for harvest requires many laborers! Jesus encourages his followers to petition the “Lord of the Harvest” to send out laborers—and be prepared to be the laborer that is sent out in response to this petition.

Read along here: Matthew 9:35-38

The healing ministry of Jesus continues as he heals the blind and mute. However, the blindness and accusatory tongues of the religious leaders are revealed as they begin to refute the divine source of His authority.

Read along here: Matthew 9:26-34

The Messianic promise of Malachi is witnessed in the person and work of Jesus, as He heals the hemorrhaging woman and raises the dead girl to life.

Read along here: Matthew 9:18-26 & Mark 5:21-43