Are you receiving forgiveness? In this passage, Matthew begins the final narrative which tells of Jesus' death. It begins with the world plotting aganst him, even his friends. yet in the midst of corruption sits the Savior, with a cup in his hand, declaring that this cup represents his blood poured out for the forgiveness of sins. Let's sip together of God's mercey

Are you receiving forgiveness? In this passage, Matthew begins the final narrative which tells of Jesus' death. It begins with the world plotting aganst him, even his friends. yet in the midst of corruption sits the Savior, with a cup in his hand, declaring that this cup represents his blood poured out for the forgiveness of sins. Let's sip together of God's mercey

Jesus promised to return and gather his people to himself, but what does that mean for us in the meantime? First, we're given hope in his promise. And second, that hope moves us to engage in our individual callings with faithfulness and diligence. Rather than simply waiting, we are charged to stay awake with activity and purpose, hope and anticipation.

Jesus promised to return and gather his people to himself, but what does that mean for us in the meantime? First, we're given hope in his promise. And second, that hope moves us to engage in our individual callings with faithfulness and diligence. Rather than simply waiting, we are charged to stay awake with activity and purpose, hope and anticipation.

A lecture addressing questions such as: "Is Christianity the white man religion?" and "How does a Christian reconcile their genuine faith with the reality of colonialism and the Euro-centric sins of the past?"Dr. Greg Kame was born and raised in Cameroon. Dr. Kame is a graduate of Cameroon Baptist Theological Seminary and received a PhD in Systematic Theology from the University of South Africa. He currently serves as Interin Director of Missions for the Prince George's Baptist Association.

A lecture addressing questions such as: "Is Christianity the white man religion?" and "How does a Christian reconcile their genuine faith with the reality of colonialism and the Euro-centric sins of the past?"

Dr. Greg Kame was born and raised in Cameroon. Dr. Kame is a graduate of Cameroon Baptist Theological Seminary and received a PhD in Systematic Theology from the University of South Africa. He currently serves as Interin Director of Missions for the Prince George's Baptist Association.

In the midst of corruption, Jesus comes as the God of justice. But times will get worse before they get better. Today we live in this era of deception, tribulation, temptation, and presecution. Yet our hope remains the same - Jesus is coming again!

In the midst of corruption, Jesus comes as the God of justice. But times will get worse before they get better. Today we live in this era of deception, tribulation, temptation, and presecution. Yet our hope remains the same - Jesus is coming again!

Note: The first half of this sermon suffers from technical difficulties. However, the fuzz in the begining is worth it. This part of Matthew has a powerful message.

Note: The first half of this sermon suffers from technical difficulties. However, the fuzz in the begining is worth it. This part of Matthew has a powerful message.