Go Tell It On The Mountain is a unique hymn that causes you to sing profound truth but also tells us what to do with the truth.
Joyful. Triumphant. These words should describe a Christian. And these words help describe why we adore the newborn king.
Why does the church exist? From Matthew 16:13-20 you can see the purpose and function of the local church.
All Christians are "prone to wander." So what does it mean for Christ to go after that one wandering sheep? Matthew 18:10-14 tells us the heart of our Savior to save and keep his sheep for all eternity.
One of the most beloved passages in the Bible is Matthew 11:25-30. Jesus says, "Come to me" if you want to find rest. In a world of weariness, we must learn the importance of rest.
The Jewish temple was a big deal. It is the place of worship for the Jews. You will see that Jesus calls himself the temple. And finally, the church - the New Testament people of God - is a temple. We do not need to go to a temple to worship, but we are called to worship God with our lives.
After over 30 messages on the Sermon on the Mount, pastor Rob Lane lands the plane summarizing the teachings of Christ from Matthew 5-7.
Several times in Matthew 7, Jesus confronts us with two choices. In his last illustration, the choices are to build your house on sand or The Rock.
We read in Matthew 2, "Out of Egypt I have called my Son." Matthew is quoting the prophet Hosea, who references the exodus of God's people from slavery in Egypt. Matthew uses this phrase to speak about a greater exodus through Christ. Listen or watch to learn more.
Beware of false prophets (and teachers)! In this sermon, warning signs are identified, and practical ways are given to ensure the local church leader does not become a false prophet and teacher.