Matthew 6:19-21
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1 Lord, how many are my foes! How many rise up against me!2Many are saying of me,God will not deliver him.[b] 3But you,Lord, are a shieldaround me,my glory, the One who lifts my head high.4I call out to theLord,and he answers me from his holy mountain. 5I lie down and sleep;I wake again,because theLordsustains me.6I will not fearthough tens of thousandsassail me on every side. 7Arise,Lord!Deliver…
Psalm 8
Lord, our Lord,how majestic is your namein all the earth! You have set your gloryin the heavens.2Through the praise of children and infantsyou have established a strongholdagainst your enemies,to silence the foeand the avenger.3When I consider your heavens,the work of your fingers,the moon and the stars,which you have set in place,4what is mankind that you are mindful of them,human beings that you…
Matthew 22:1-14
In this parable, the third in a series of three related parables, Jesus once more confronts the Jewish religious leaders and the nation who, for the most part, have rejected Gods kingdom invitation. We see in the story the amazing goodness of God into which we are invited and we are confronted by the sobering reality that will be faced by those who reject the invitation as well as those who…
Matthew 21:33-44
Brad Wright shared this message.
Matthew 21:28-32
Jesus has come to Jerusalem with a mere week left before he will be arrested, tried and crucified. In this passage Jesus shares the first in a series of three parables that speaks to a similar theme, his rejection by the Jewish religious leaders and many in Israel. This first parable focuses on Gods call for more than merely the right words. God desires our obedience, an obedience that begins with…
Matthew 20:1-16
As we come to this parable, it is vital that we read it carefully so that we avoid getting stuck in some peripheral details but rather discover the central point Jesus is making. Most parables aim to communicate a single, primary point and that is the case here. What we will discover in this story is the message of the amazing goodness and generosity of God who desires to meet our greatest need.
Matthew 18:21-35
With this parable Jesus addresses the matter of forgiveness in what is probably the most sustained treatment of this theme in the New Testament. As we discover, forgiveness plays an absolutely central role in the kingdom of God and the lives of us as subjects of the kingdom.
Matthew 18:10-14
With this parable Jesus speaks to our relationships with one another as believers. He makes clear the incredible value each one of us has to our Heavenly Father and spells out the implications of the Fathers love for us. God desires for each one of us to walk in intimate fellowship with him and if that is ever interrupted, he will come after us. That reality ought to move each of us to be those…
Matthew 13:47-50
Here we come to a sobering parable that serves as a warning to all. Jesus speaks of a coming day of judgment that will hold each one of us to account. Our response to Jesus is of critical importance and it is in looking to Jesus that we find hope and salvation.