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The Gospel of Matthew

Commission and Covenant

May 1, 2022 • Ross Lester • Matthew 28:16–20

Ross Lester wraps up our series The Gospel of Matthew by examining Matthew 28:16-20 and looking at the command, context, and covenant of the Great Commission.

The Deceitfulness of Riches

April 24, 2022 • Halim Suh • Matthew 28:11–15

Halim Suh walks through Matthew 28:11-15 and looks at how the good news of the gospel and the power of the resurrection promise us a better inheritance than any sum of money ever could.

The Final Judgment

December 5, 2021 • Halim Suh • Matthew 25:31–46

Halim Suh leads us through Matthew 25:31-46 to examine the great day of judgment and encourages us to consider three things—the Judge, the judgment, and the invitation.

Jesus and the Least of These

December 5, 2021 • Tyler David • Matthew 25:31–46

Tyler David leads us through Matthew 25:31-46 to examine the great day of judgment and encourages us to consider three things—the Judge, the judgment, and the invitation.

Worth in the Wait

November 28, 2021 • Will Bostian • Matthew 25:14–30

Will Bostian examines Matthew 25:14-30 and shares about how our faith in Jesus means more than just being prepared to wait—it should change how we invest our time and resources while we’re in the waiting.

The Parable of the Talents

November 28, 2021 • Dr. Devin Garza • Matthew 25:14–30

Dr. Devin Garza examines Matthew 25:14-30 and shares about how our faith in Jesus means more than just being prepared to wait—it should change how we invest our time and resources while we’re in the waiting.

The Parable of the Talents

November 28, 2021 • Jon Dansby • Matthew 25:14–30

Jon Dansby examines Matthew 25:14-30 and shares about how our faith in Jesus means more than just being prepared to wait—it should change how we invest our time and resources while we’re in the waiting.

Don’t Waste the Waiting

November 21, 2021 • Aaron Ivey • Matthew 25:1–13

Aaron Ivey examines Matthew 25:1-13 and highlights three ways we’re to wait for the return of Jesus—with peace, with expectation, and with faithfulness.

The Parable of the Ten Virgins

November 21, 2021 • Tyler David • Matthew 25:1–13

Tyler David examines Matthew 25:1-13 and highlights three ways we’re to wait for the return of Jesus—with peace, with expectation, and with faithfulness.

Be Ready for the Soon-Coming King

November 14, 2021 • Matt Blackwell • Matthew 24:15–51

Matt Blackwell examines Matthew 24:15-51 and highlights three main themes in the text—waiting for Jesus’ coming will be hard because the suffering will be serious, He will come back for us, and we need to be ready when He does.

Getting Ready for the Return of Jesus

November 14, 2021 • Halim Suh • Matthew 24:15–51

Halim Suh examines Matthew 24:15-51 and highlights three main themes in the text—waiting for Jesus’ coming will be hard because the suffering will be serious, He will come back for us, and we need to be ready when He does.

I Am Coming Soon

November 7, 2021 • Aaron Ivey • Matthew 24:1–14

Aaron Ivey walks through Matthew 24:1-14 and outlines three important truths—God knows the future and we can trust Him when things look like they’re out of control, there will be a sudden and bodily return of Christ, and we should eagerly long for His return.

The Birth Pains of a New Creation

November 7, 2021 • Ross Lester • Matthew 24:1–14

Ross Lester walks through Matthew 24:1-14 and outlines three important truths—God knows the future and we can trust Him when things look like they’re out of control, there will be a sudden and bodily return of Christ, and we should eagerly long for His return.

The Birth Pains of a New Creation

November 7, 2021 • Jimmy Mcneal • Matthew 24:1–14

Jimmy McNeal walks through Matthew 24:1-14 and outlines three important truths—God knows the future and we can trust Him when things look like they’re out of control, there will be a sudden and bodily return of Christ, and we should eagerly long for His return.

The Greatest Question in Life

August 22, 2021 • Halim Suh • Matthew 22:41–46

Halim Suh examines Matthew 22:41-46 and shows how Jesus seeks to replace our false, incomplete, and inadequate views of who He is with the truth of what He’s actually like.