The Master's teaching

The last temptation of Jesus was quite different from the others. This time, satan was trying to convince Jesus that he could give him what he came for without him having to sweat and suffer. This strategy is the most subtle one that many Christians don't even know the devil has been using against them. Let's talk about it.

Today, let's talk about the second strategy of the devil. What is the second thing he attacks? If he doesn't attack your identity, he will surely attack your faith in God being with you. Be careful when he starts also quoting verses to you! Because he can...

The devil never changes His strategies. He has used them for centuries, and it is time that we stop falling for them. Matthew 4 teaches us some of the strategies he has been using to deceive Christians, and we are discussing today the first one.

Why did the Holy Spirit lead Jesus into the wilderness in the first place? Why didn't he start ministry right away but needed to go through such a desert place before starting? There are things to learn from it for our own lives.

The first verse of chapter 4 reveals once again the work of the Holy Spirit in Jesus's life and ministry. It says:" Jesus was led by the Spirit". What does it mean to you and me? What should we learn from it?

Matthew 3v16 starts with Jesus being baptized and the Holy Spirit falling upon Him like a dove. What was really happening? What does it mean that the Spirit rested on Him?

John gave us a hint about what true repentance is in Matthew 3v8. Moreover, the term itself in Hebrew gives a deeper meaning to this process that many take for granted. Asking for forgiveness is not repentance.

The bible says in Matthew 3 that people from Jerusalem, Judea and the region about the Jordan went out of their cities to go meet with John in the wilderness. What did John have that caused men to leave their hometowns to meet him in the desert? Let's talk about it

Let's delve into the Lord's story from before the foundation of the world to the resurrection of Jesus. We are not only singing songs and worship, but also telling His story through them. My prayer is that you realize how great, powerful, and loving He is.

The role of John the Baptist in Jesus' mission is apparent in chapter 3 of Matthew. Before Jesus was revealed, John prepared the way by preaching the good news and baptizing people into repentance. His great work led many men to believe in Jesus and follow Jesus when He started His ministry. Do you know you are also called to do the same?