Join Matthew & Jason as they talk about the Beatitudes. Today's passage: Matthew 5:4 - Blessed are those Who Mourn
My Righteous One
January 19, 2025 • Matthew Allen • Isaiah 53:10–12
This sermon examines Isaiah 53:10-12, unveiling the profound truth of Jesus, the Righteous One, who was crushed for our sins to reconcile us to a holy God. It explores the depth of Christ’s substitutionary sacrifice, emphasizing that His suffering was not an act of cruelty but the fulfillment of God’s purpose to provide atonement for humanity. Through His death as a guilt offering, Jesus fully satisfied the debt of sin, justifying those who believe in Him and interceding for them even now. The message calls us to reflect on the enormity of His sacrifice, urging us to respond with gratitude, surrender, and a commitment to proclaim His saving work to the world.
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Week 8 - Moses to the Judges
January 15, 2025 • Matthew Allen, Russ Robins
This lesson highlights key moments in Israel’s wilderness journey: the miraculous Exodus from Egypt, the giving of the Law, the construction of the Tabernacle, and their trials of faith in the desert. Through their struggles and God’s faithfulness, we uncover timeless truths about obedience, trust, gratitude, and leadership.
In today’s lesson, we will see that the long-awaited moment arrives with the birth of Jesus Christ. The hope of Israel is realized in a way they had not fully anticipated. Jesus, as the Messiah, fulfills both the prophetic promises and the historical narrative, bringing together the past and the future in a single moment of divine intervention. This chapter explores how the fulfillment of hope in Jesus Christ redefines the understanding of God’s kingdom, shifting from a political expectation to a spiritual and eternal reign.
The Divided Kingdom and Promise of Restoration
January 12, 2025 • Matthew Allen, Kyle Fletcher
This lesson will explore Israel's journey from unity to division, from faithfulness to apostasy, and ultimately, the promise of hope and restoration that would find fulfillment in Jesus Christ, the true King of Israel.
The Gospel of the King
January 12, 2025 • Matthew Allen • Mark 1:9–15
In January, we’re discussing the impact of the Messiah. The first thing Mark records about Jesus is his baptism, which has been called his coronation as the new king from heaven. This is his crowning, his inauguration. The King comes… with authority—over Satan, temptation, and sin.
YPH 351
January 5, 2025 • Matthew Allen, Jason Schofield
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Weeks 6-7 - Abraham to Moses
January 1, 2025 • Matthew Allen, Russ Robins
How do Abraham and Joseph's examples challenge us to trust God more deeply, obey Him more fully, and live out our faith in ways that impact others? By reflecting on their lives, we can find encouragement to navigate our own journeys with faith, purpose, and hope. Learn how their stories connect to our lives today and to God’s ultimate plan for redemption through Jesus Christ.
YPH 350 - Referenced and Honoring God
December 29, 2024 • Matthew Allen, Mark Ringle
The Road to Monarchy
January 5, 2025 • Matthew Allen, Kyle Fletcher
In this lesson we want to explore the biblical foundation of the Israelite monarchy, its divine planning, and its theological implications for Israel and the broader Kingdom of God.
The Kingdom of God Over Israel (Pt. 2)
December 29, 2024 • Matthew Allen, Kyle Fletcher • Exodus 19:5–6, 1 Peter 2:9–10
In this lesson, we want to further explore the unique role of Israel in God’s kingdom and how it reveals God’s sovereign reign over all creation, drawing connections to the kingdom of God in the lives of Christians today.
Jesus: King and Redeemer
December 29, 2024 • Matthew Allen • John 18:1–9
Throughout December, we’ve been discussing the kingdom. Last week, we focused on our King, Jesus, God in the flesh. Jesus became incarnate to redeem us, fulfilling God’s promises of salvation. His coming represents the climactic point in God’s plan of redemption—inaugurating the kingdom of God in the hearts of his people. The I AM is a redeemer near His people, pouring out His blessings on them. Our King is the One who Saves.
Week 4 - After the Fall to Abraham
December 25, 2024 • Matthew Allen, Russ Robins
YPH 349 - God's Dedicated to our Salvation
December 22, 2024 • Matthew Allen, Jason Schofield
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