This morning brother Larry O’Mahoney shared about the living water that Jesus gives to all who thirst. Those who have been Born Again thirst no more for anything other than more of that Living water....
In the first part of this chapter Jesus sent a message of encouragement to John the Baptist, and spoke to the crowds about John and his ministry. John came as the last in a long...
To encourage His Twelve Apostles, and likewise ourselves, Jesus told them that God has everything under control. That we should not fear those that can hurt or kill our body, but after that can do no more,...
We know from Matt.10:1-15 that the instructions and commands that Jesus gave to the twelve apostles were very specific. But when we come to vv.16ff we begin to see principles that also include other future missions. However, vv.16-20 include some elements that would...
Today we celebrated the Resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ from the grave. Obviously we have to back up a moment and speak of Jesus’ death by crucifixion, and why that event took place. The...
Jesus did 3 things when He came to Jerusalem during Passion Week. 1) His Triumphant Entry (Matt.21:1-11). 2) His Cleansing of The Temple (Matt.21:12-17). 3) His Cursing of The Fig Tree (Matt.21:18-22). To watch the...
It is very important to read verses in their context. If we don’t, we can come to the wrong conclusions. For instance, in the verses we looked at in this sermon, Matt.10:5-10, you could conclude that...
We only looked at Matt.10:1-4 at Jesus’ commissioning of The Twelve Apostles. I think that a big mistake is made when people open up their Bible and see bits that they like and think to themselves, “Oh, that...
In this last section of Matt.9:27-31 we have the account of two blind men (perhaps for Matthew to affirm every event with 2 or 3 witnesses, according to Deut.19:15; 2 Cor.13:1), who followed after Jesus, calling or crying out, “Son...
Here is a double miracle. It is possible to differentiate between these two miracles, but at the same time, they do run into each other. First you have Jairus’ a ruler of the synagogue, whose...