The Master's teaching

We are in the final verses of Matthew 7! From verse 24, Jesus starts talking about his desire for us to be doers of His word and not listeners only. Why is it important to practice the word? And how do we become daily doers of God's word? Let's talk about it today.

We are in Matthew 7 and studying some of the most famous verses in scripture. Jesus taught how to spot the false prophets, and this is what I would like us to look at. This episode is part 2 of the previous episode "Jesus warns against false prophets". May this enlighten you

Listen...Jesus did warn against false prophets! But who exactly are they? Most Christians tend to see it only one way, while there are actually many more layers to this. Let's dive into this and understand what we are truly against in these last days.

We are going deeper into Jesus' teachings. In Chapter 7 of Matthew, Jesus intentionally answered a question that is still dividing the church today: Can God deliberately cause His people to suffer? For instance, can he give you sickness when you pray for a breakthrough? This is a difficult question, as there are stories in scripture that can back up a "yes". But let's dive into this and see what Jesus has to say about this.

We are going deeper into Jesus' teachings. In Chapter 7 of Matthew, Jesus intentionally answered a question that is still dividing the church today: Can God deliberately cause His people to suffer? For instance, can he give you sickness when you pray for a breakthrough? This is a difficult question, as there are stories in scripture that can back up a "yes". But let's dive into this. Before going into the word itself, this episode lays down the foundation of why suffering comes in a believer's life in the first place. 

We are going deeper into Jesus' teachings. In Chapter 7 of Matthew, Jesus intentionally answered a question that is still dividing the church today: Can God deliberately cause His people to suffer? For instance, can he give you sickness when you pray for a breakthrough? This is a difficult question, as there are stories in scripture that can back up a "yes". But let's dive into this. Before going into the word itself, this episode lays down the foundation of why suffering comes in a believer's life in the first place. 

We are finally studying the famous verse of Matthew 7: "Ask and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you." In this episode, we are looking at the third part of the verse, saying, "knock". What exactly does it mean to knock? You will be surprised at this revelation. Let's go into the Word of God together to study.

We are finally studying the famous verse of Matthew 7: "Ask and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you." In this episode, we are looking at the second part of the verse, saying, "seek". What exactly does it mean to seek? And what are we seeking? Let's go into the word of God together to study.

We are finally studying the famous verse of Matthew 7: "Ask and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you." In this episode, we are looking at the first part of the verse saying "ask". What exactly do you ask for? Are we supposed to ask about everything? The answer might surprise you.

We are entering a very controversial topic today, and I hope it will be understood as it is supposed to. Jesus said, "Do not judge, and you will not be judged". Today, we have one group of Christians who discard this warning because they believe we must expose, while the other group just accepts everything because they believe correcting is judging. I would like to share my opinion on this based on scripture and hopefully pull believers away from the danger of judging others.