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10 resources referencing Matthew 23:8
The sermon discusses the biblical basis and significance of titles used for Christian ministers, particularly focusing on the terms elder, bishop, and pastor. It emphasizes that while titles like…
The sermon explores the biblical organization of the church, emphasizing the roles of pastors, teachers, elders, bishops, and deacons. It highlights the unique qualifications and signs of apostleship…
The sermon emphasizes that Jesus Christ is the direct and sole head of each local church, rejecting hierarchical structures or external authorities over local congregations. It underscores the…
The sermon explores the miracles of Jesus feeding the multitudes with limited bread and fish, emphasizing God's power to provide abundantly even in seemingly impossible situations. It warns against…
The sermon emphasizes Jesus' teaching in Matthew 23:8-10 that no man on earth should be called 'father' in a religious sense, as God alone is the true Father. It highlights the importance of…
The sermon emphasizes the vital role of fathers in nurturing and admonishing their children according to the Lord's guidance, highlighting biblical examples such as Abraham and Jesus Christ. It…
The sermon explores the biblical phrase "no man" as used by Jesus and the apostles, emphasizing its absolute nature and occasional exceptions. It highlights key doctrines such as the exclusivity of…
The sermon explores Mary's Magnificat from Luke 1, highlighting her joy and humility as the mother of Jesus. It connects biblical songs of praise from figures like Moses, Hannah, David, Paul, and…
The sermon emphasizes the purpose and power of the gospel as the means of salvation for those who believe, highlighting the necessity of faith and spiritual rebirth to truly receive its benefits. It…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of God's timing and providence in the life of believers, illustrated through Jesus' ministry and the Apostle Paul's escapes from persecution. It teaches that…