June, 2008

Matthew 7:28-29

“And when Jesus finished these words,” is a phrase Matthew uses five times in his book. Though Matthew records nine discourses of Jesus altogether, he uses this phrase at the conclusion of the five largest discourses. Possibly Matthew intends to…

Matthew 7:24-27

A Moment with the Bible

The final illustration of Jesus sermon is in the form of a parable. This will be the climactic point of His lesson. The conclusion of any man’s sermon is always the point that summarizes the…

Matthew 7:21-23

In this text Jesus reveals that there will be some shocking surprises on the Day of Judgment. There will be people who are confident of their salvation but will instead be lost. Not only that, but these people will have…

Matthew 7:15-20

Matthew 7:15-20
Immediately after the warning that there are two gates and two ways, Jesus cautions that there are those who will try to take you down the wrong road. The disciple of Christ must be discriminating in how…

Matthew 7:13-14

Matthew 7:13-14
Look carefully at this text. You will notice a series of alternatives. In each case the alternatives are choices between one of two. In the old game show, Let’s Make a Deal, contestants could choose between what…

A Conceptual View of Salvation, Exodus – Berry Kercheville

Matthew 7:7-12

Matthew 7:7-12
Let’s begin with the question, “How does this text fit in within the context of the sermon, specifically in this location of the sermon?” The answer is that Jesus has just warned against disciples being critical toward…

Matthew 7:1-6

Matthew 7:1-6
This text is one of the most misused in the Bible. It is said that Jesus is forbidding His disciples from ever correcting a person who is in error or who has a sin in his life.…

Matthew 6:25-34

Matthew 6:25-34
But if I do not “lay up” for myself treasure on earth, how will I eat? After warning His disciples of spending their energy building treasure on this earth, Jesus now helps with the natural tendency to…

Matthew 6:21-24

Matthew 6:21-24
“For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” That statement makes it easy to evaluate our lives before the Lord. All we need to do is ask ourselves where our true treasure is. Is…

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