Those dead are raised, the sick are healed, the mute are made to speak, and the blind receive their sight--just a day in the life of Christ! His power is on full display in the second part of Matthew chapter 9--and still He encountered haters along the way. When will they ever learn? Join us for this verse by verse study. #thelinebylinepodcast #theBookofMatthew

The early church flourished for several reasons, but more important than anything, they were empowered by the Holy Ghost. This power enabled them to speak boldly and stand firm. The early church teaches us the importance of being full.

In Matthew chapter 9, Jesus shows us the importance of the right kind of faith and the inner man. he also makes it clear that our station in life is no barrier to His call or touch. Join the study as we apply His Word to our heart.

We do not turn a deaf ear or a blind eye to the problems that exist in the church, but His church yet stands and will stand. All that Satan can bring will not bring it down. The foundation of the church is Christ--this truth must not be muted or mixed--we must tell it like it is

Jesus makes 3 powerful revelations in the remaining verses of chapter 8: first, the absolute cost of discipleship; second, His absolute power over nature; and third, His absolute power over the spirit world. It's a study of absolutes, so you absolutely need to join us tonight (if you are able of course). As always, we'll make personal application along the way in this verse by verse study.

In the final parable of our series, we meet two men who approached God in two different ways. How they approached God revealed the contents of their heart, because only one of them emerged justified. We need to guard our heart with all diligence. Join us for, 'A Tale Of Two Hearts'. #thesundaysermonseries #lessonsfromtheparables #ataleoftwohearts

Sometimes He touched, and other times He simply spoke. But however Jesus chose to heal--He healed! Whomever they were, and whatever ailed them, Christ healed all who came to Him. Join the study as we see that what He has done for others, He can do for us.

What do you do when you've prayed, and prayed, and prayed some more, and there seems to be no response from the Lord? In such cases our faith can take a hit; but we must not give up.

Jesus spoke parables to His disciples to teach them valuable lessons. While Matthew contains the bulk of these parables, Luke records some Christ's most memorable, unique to his book. Join us Sundays in July as we look at selected parables from Luke. First up this morning: on this Independence Day Christ reminds us what can happen we pledge allegiance to the wrong thing.

Asking, seeking, and knocking. Is it correct to ask God for anything, and expect Him to give it to us? What's the difference between a strait gate and a wide one? And are you watching out for false prophets? It will be a lively study!