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189 resources referencing Matthew 18:1
The sermon emphasizes the importance of maintaining unity and brotherly love within the church by following the guidance of Matthew 18:15-20 on addressing offenses privately and progressively…
The sermon emphasizes the transformative power of Jesus Christ and the importance of meekness as a Christian virtue. It highlights the Beatitudes from Matthew 5, focusing on the meek inheriting the…
The sermon emphasizes that judgment begins at the house of God, referring to the local New Testament church where God's Word is preached and believers are held accountable. It highlights the…
The sermon explores the reality of the kingdom of darkness, focusing on Satan, false teachers, and the Antichrist, identified by the preacher as the Pope. It warns believers to be vigilant against…
The sermon explores the sovereignty of God in salvation, emphasizing that spiritual enlightenment and repentance are gifts from God rather than human free will. It highlights the fulfillment of…
The sermon emphasizes that Jesus Christ came to save the lost and has fully accomplished the will of God through His once-for-all sacrifice. It highlights the sovereignty of God's will in salvation,…
The sermon explores the biblical foundation and significance of God's chosen place of worship, beginning with the tabernacle in Exodus and progressing through Israel's history to the New Testament…
The sermon explores Matthew 18:15-20, emphasizing the authority of the local church to resolve disputes and declare God's truth in the community. It highlights God's eternal presence and sovereignty,…
The sermon explores the vision of John on the Isle of Patmos, emphasizing the manifestation of Christ's glory and the role of the Holy Spirit in believers' lives. It highlights the significance of…
The sermon emphasizes that the gospel is specifically for sinners—those who recognize their sinfulness and need for repentance. Jesus' ministry focused on calling self-confessed sinners to follow…
The sermon explores the biblical understanding of a New Testament church, emphasizing that it is a local, visible assembly composed of born-again believers who have been scripturally baptized by…
The sermon emphasizes the biblical understanding of the church as local, called-out assemblies rather than a universal invisible entity. It critiques Reformed theology's view of the church as a…