In the final chapter of the Bible, we are told on three occasions that Jesus will return. Each reminder comes with a different emphasis and application, but we are left assured that Jesus will come back soon to usher in the new heavens and the new earth.
Jesus shows his compassion for a great crowd of people, healing people and feeding them. But why does Jesus feed 4,000 people in Matthew 15, if he’s already fed 5,000 people in Matthew 14? Is it an anti-climax, a lesser miracle?
The Pharisees and scribes challenge Jesus, but in doing so they reveal that they care more about the traditions of man, rather than the commands of God.
In our last sermon delivered online for a while, Colossians 2 speaks to us about what is truly valuable. Do you want to be rich? Do you want to find treasure? Then this sermon is for you.
When Jesus walks on the water, He reveals something amazing and wonderful about who He is. The disciples worship Him as the Son of God.
The miracle recorded in Matthew 14, the Feeding of the 5,000 gives us some important applications for our lives, but it is ultimately a miracle that demonstrates who Jesus is.
What was Herod’s most significant sin in Matthew 14? There’s lots to choose from!
How precious is Christ and His Kingdom? Find out as Dayo teaches us from Jesus’ parables about treasure and heaven.
Jesus continues to teach his disciples using parables. The parable of the weeds reveals much about our World and challenge as Christians today.
When we share the Gospel, why do some people receive it with joy and fall away, why do some people reject it immediately and others believe and grow for eternity? Jesus explains in his famous Parable of the Sower in Matthew 13.
