25
02
2007
Pastor Rob Davis: Matt. 5:4
In Matthew 5:4 we find Jesus teaching the second beatitude. In it we learn about 2 more characteristics of the blessed one.
- The one blessed will mourn (v. 4a).
- What is mourning?
- What does mourning look like?
- Bad mourning
- No mourning
- Good mourning
- What should be the result of our mourning?
- The one blessed will be comforted (v. 4b).
- What is comfort?
- What does comfort look like?
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Categories : Sunday morning, Matthew
18
02
2007
Pastor Rob Davis: Matt. 5:1-3
In Matthew 5:1-3 Jesus begins the Sermon on the Mount with the first beatitude. After learning about the setting of the Sermon, we find 2 truths about this first beatitude.
- The character of the one blessed is poor in spirit (v. 3a).
- An explanation
- An example
- An exact opposite
- An encouragement
- An exhortation
- The reward of the one blessed is the Kingdom (v. 3b).
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Categories : Sunday morning, Matthew
11
02
2007
Pastor Rob Davis: Matt. 4:23-25
In Matthew 4:23-25 we are shown 2 aspects of Jesus’ Galilean ministry.
- Jesus’ ministry included specific actions.
- Teaching in the synagogues (v. 23a).
- Preaching the good news (v. 23b).
- Healing all the diseased & sick (vs. 23c, 24b).
- Jesus’ ministry resulted in regional fame (vs. 24a, 25).
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Categories : Sunday morning, Matthew
4
02
2007
Pastor Rob Davis: Matt. 4:12-22
In Matthew 4:12-22 we are shown 3 choices Jesus makes concerning the beginning of His earthly ministry.
- Jesus chooses the place to begin His ministry.
- After John is imprisoned (v. 12)
- Capernaum in Galilee (v. 13)
- To fulfill prophecy (v. 14-16)
- Jesus chooses the preaching to begin His ministry.
- Repent (v. 17a)
- The kingdom is here (17b)
- Jesus chooses the people to begin His ministry.
- Simon Peter & Andrew: Fishermen (v. 18)
- Immediately followed (v. 20)
- Became net-less fishers of men (v. 19)
- James & John: Fishermen (v. 21)
- Immediately followed (v. 22b)
- Became boat-less fishers of men (v. 22a)
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Categories : Sunday morning, Matthew