"Matthew" Tagged Sermons

"Matthew" Tagged Sermons

Before Him Lowly Bend

Matthew 2:1-18 This Sunday morning, Pastor Michael speaks from Matthew 2:1-18, where God’s Word highlights the contrasting responses to the birth of Jesus. We saw the hostility of King Herod, who rejected Jesus because he wanted to control his own life, much like many today who resist Christ’s rule. We also considered the indifference of the religious leaders, who, though aware of the prophecy, chose comfort over confrontation. Finally, we reflected on the worship of the Magi, who, guided by…

Forgiveness

Matthew 18:21-35 In this morning’s sermon, Andrew Prince explores the powerful message of forgiveness from Matthew 18:21-35, focusing on the parable of the unforgiving servant. He highlights how the master’s cancellation of the servant’s debt demonstrates the boundless nature of God’s forgiveness, in contrast to the servant’s refusal to forgive his own debtor. Andrew emphasized that Jesus rejects the idea of limiting forgiveness, showing that it always comes with a cost. He also distinguishes between biblical types of forgiveness, explaining…

The Parable of the Talents

Matthew 25:14-30 Peter Francis delivers the message this morning, explaining that we must be faithful with the gift God has given to us, we must be faithful to the giver of the gift, and we must be faithful with all of our lives before Christ. We must remember that all that we have is a gift from God (Romans 12:1-2).

The Greatest Treasure

Matthew 13:44-46 On this baptism Sunday, Michael outlines the key differences and similarities between the parable of the hidden treasure and the parable of the pearl of great value. These parables describe the kingdom of heaven and the different ways that God leads His people to find it. They prompt us to search ourselves and understand the reason for the hope that is within us. Why would we choose to give up everything for Christ?

Joshua – Words that Never Fail

Joshua 18:1-10 Guest preacher Josh Lean describes the passion and zeal that we must have for the things of God as a body of believers. He outlines how the antidote to our problem of spiritual procrastination is beholding God’s goodness and receiving His kingdom. Matthew 6:33 – But seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will be added to you.