What do you behold?

Hill Country Bible Church Dripping Springs

What do you behold?

July 7, 2024 • Jason McNutt • Matthew 17

To behold something or someone is more than a casual glance. It implies intense observation. Over time we will become what we behold, whether good or bad. As Jesus’ disciples our desire is to behold Him so that our character, our love and our lives becomes like His. This is sanctification.

Do you believe Jesus is worth sharing?

September 22, 2024 • Jason McNutt • Matthew 28:16–20

These final verses in Matthew are intended to awaken a desire in us to make disciples for Jesus. Matthew is telling the original Jewish audience, and us, that King Jesus is Lord over all people groups. This commissioning of His ambassadors has efficacy because Jesus has all authority.

Have you submitted to the absolute authority of Jesus?

September 15, 2024 • Jason McNutt • Matthew 28:1–15

Today, religion has become a matter of personal preference, it is driven by feelings not absolute truth. This is dangerous and irresponsible. Christianity is based on the truth that Jesus was resurrected from death and now reigns over His Kingdom. Therefore, we are compelled to repent of sin and submit to His authority.

How can God love me?

September 8, 2024 • Jason McNutt • Matthew 26, Matthew 27

The climax of the Biblical story takes place at the crucifixion. The cross is the key to understanding how a sovereign, righteous and just God can forgive rebellious people without abandoning His character. King Jesus bore the consequences of our sin. In doing so our sin is forgiven without being excused.