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10 resources referencing Matthew 6:20
The sermon explores the biblical concept that the works of believers accompany them into heaven, not as a means of salvation but as a manifestation of their faithfulness and obedience. It emphasizes…
The sermon emphasizes trusting in God's provision and learning to be content in every circumstance, drawing from biblical examples like Elijah and the Israelites. It encourages believers to seek…
The sermon explores Jesus' teaching in Mark 3:31-35 about spiritual family, emphasizing that those who do God's will are truly His brothers, sisters, and mother. It contrasts genuine Christian faith,…
J. C. Philpott's sermon "Getting and Losing" explores the spiritual lessons behind Ecclesiastes 3:6, emphasizing that there is a divinely appointed time to get, lose, keep, and cast away in the…
The sermon reflects on 2 Timothy 4:6-7, emphasizing the faithful ministry and perseverance of the Apostle Paul as he neared death. It highlights the spiritual warfare faced by ministers, the…
The sermon explores Genesis 6 and the reasons behind God's anger leading to the flood, emphasizing humanity's inevitable depravity and continual evil imaginations. It highlights that God's judgment…
The sermon focuses on Colossians chapter 3, emphasizing the Christian's call to live a life set on heavenly things rather than earthly desires. It highlights the need to put to death sinful behaviors…
The sermon explores the theme of the trial of faith based on 1 Peter 1:7, emphasizing that faith tested by trials is precious and leads to praise and glory at Christ's return. It highlights the…
The sermon emphasizes enduring the trials and tribulations of the Christian life by focusing on the exceeding joy of heaven that Christ has prepared for believers. It highlights the hope of seeing…
The sermon emphasizes cultivating a heart of gratitude by identifying oneself with Christ, seeking heavenly things, and setting affections on things above. It highlights that gratitude is not based…