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1110 resources referencing Matthew 5
This sermon explores why Jesus taught the kingdom of heaven through parables, emphasizing that the kingdom is both a present spiritual reality and a future hope. Jesus intentionally hid the deeper…
The sermon explores the kingdom parables in Matthew 13, emphasizing that Jesus taught about the kingdom of heaven as a present reality rather than a distant afterlife. The parable of the sower is…
The sermon explores the concept of the Kingdom of Heaven at hand, emphasizing that it is a present spiritual reality available to believers who submit to Jesus and live by grace and choice. It…
The sermon emphasizes that Christianity is fundamentally about love, rooted in the nature of God who is love. It highlights God's love demonstrated through the sending and sacrifice of Jesus Christ…
The sermon explores the kingdom of heaven through Jesus' parables, emphasizing that the kingdom is present and accessible now, requiring repentance and a change in thinking. It highlights key…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of preaching the gospel with the correct balance and emphasis as seen in the New Testament, focusing on what the gospel is intended to do—save believers through…
The sermon explores the conflict and eventual restoration between Paul and Barnabas as described in Acts 15, emphasizing that both men were right in their concerns but erred in their harshness. It…
The sermon explores Jesus' teaching on the greatest commandments: to love God with all our heart, soul, and mind, and to love our neighbor as ourselves. It emphasizes that loving God involves moral…
The sermon explores the biblical concept of fearing God, emphasizing that it is a positive and desirable attitude linked to wisdom and departing from evil. It clarifies that fearing God is not about…
The sermon explores the book of James, emphasizing the power and responsibility of the tongue in Christian conduct and leadership. It highlights the importance of wisdom, meekness, and controlled…
The sermon explores the biblical doctrine of human depravity, emphasizing that unsaved humanity is morally dead and incapable of doing good or seeking God on their own. It critiques theological views…
The sermon explains that Christians are no longer under the Mosaic Law's dominion because of the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, which ended the law's authority and replaced it with Christ…