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Matthew 25:31-46 shows us the living nativity will resume when Christ returns.  This time we will be separated like sheep from goats and the sheep will sit on the right hand (the place of honor) and the ...
2. Be Prepared (Matthew 25:1-13)
(sermons/2011 Sermons)
Matthew 25:1-13 teaches that "be prepared," the motto of the Boy Scouts, should be the motto of Christians too.  Parables have only one point, and that is the point of this one.  To understand this parable ...
3. Are You Sleeping? (Matt 24:36-51)
(sermons/2011 Sermons)
Matthew 24:36-51 is a very appropriate passage for Advent.  The idea of Advent is that we are preparing for Christ to come again as we prepare to celebrate His first coming.  And this passage shows people ...
4. Joshua Is among the Prophets
(teaching/Copy of Joshua Commentary)
... of Matthew 28 reveal a number of very important parallels.  The Book of Joshua relates to us a holy war for the Promised Land.  And so it makes sense that this would begin with a call to be courageous.  ...
5. Joshua Is among the Prophets
(OT Prophets Commentary/Joshua Commentary)
... of Matthew 28 reveal a number of very important parallels.  The Book of Joshua relates to us a holy war for the Promised Land.  And so it makes sense that this would begin with a call to be courageous.  ...
6. All Sins Are Not "Created" Equal, Part 2
(teaching/Systematic Theology)
... that when Jesus says things such as to pluck your eye out or cut off your hand (as he does in Matthew 5:29-30 among other places) it is a case of understatement not overstatement.  It is understatement ...
7. Lessons from the Wilderness (Deuteronomy 6&8)
(teaching/Copy of Deuteronomy Commentary)
... noting that all three responses of Jesus to Satan in the wilderness temptations were from Deuteronomy 6 & 8.  Matthew 4:4, "It is written, 'Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that comes ...
8. Lessons from the Wilderness (Deuteronomy 6&8)
(OT Torah Commentary/Deuteronomy Commentary)
... noting that all three responses of Jesus to Satan in the wilderness temptations were from Deuteronomy 6 & 8.  Matthew 4:4, "It is written, 'Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that comes ...
9. Pastor's Green Pastures: Living Nativity
(community/Niagara Presbyterian Church)
...  The goats go away into eternal punishment. See Matthew 25:31-46. Jesus says, “I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, I was a stranger and you welcomed me, I was ...
10. The Gospel of Isaiah
(sermons/2010 sermons)
Selected passages mentioning Isaiah by name demonstrate that the New Testament understands Isaiah to be speaking about John the Baptist and the birth, life, and death and resurrection of Jesus Christ -- ...
2 Peter 1:15-2:10a (for background read Matthew 17:1-8) speaks to the struggle in our denomination.  A priest from the Orthodox Church of Belarus told the General Assembly of the PCUSA that he was seeing ...
Matthew 28:18-20 and 1 Corinthians 12:3-6 form part of the background for this topical message on the doctrine of the Trinity.  Simply put, we worship God who is one and three.  He is the original unity ...
James 5:7-20 (also read Matthew 5:11-12 and 33-37) shows us that the one with true faith, like Elijah and Job, patiently prays. We have to define patiently not from our own experience but from the examples ...
14. The Seven Letters of Revelation 2-3
(teaching/Revelation Commentary)
Continuing with additional observations since the last post...let the one who has ears, hear. G.K. Beale suggests that we can understand the first letter by looking at Matthew 24:12-14.  Actually, back ...
Matthew 10:34-39, Matthew 12:46-50, 1 Timothy 5:1-2 form the background for this topical message on Mother's Day.  We observed that Jesus tears existing families apart and then puts new ones together.  ...
16. God Is Jealous (James 4:1-5:6)
(sermons/2010 sermons)
James 4:1-5:6 (also read Matthew 5:5, 6:19-21, and 7:1-5) reveals at least four ways that we can provoke God's jealousy and/or that unbelievers can provoke God's wrath.  First, we can ask for our other ...
17. Are You a Pyro? (James 3)
(sermons/2010 sermons)
James 3 (along with Matthew 5:9 and 12:33-37) show us the greatness of the tongue. It is a spark that can set a forest on fire. Some people enjoy setting fires (pyromaniacs). Some people are not ...
... remind us that this commission has much in common with the Great Commission at Matthew 28:18-20. ...
19. Shabby Clothing Day (James 2)
(sermons/2010 sermons)
James 2 (also read Matthew 5:7 and 5:17-20) is fairly difficult to apply in a Presbyterian church. After all, most Presbyterians assume that the seats in the back pew are the seats of honor. In any ...
20. Tricking the Heart (James 1)
(sermons/2010 sermons)
James 1 (like selections from Matthew 7) tells us that believers should ask God for wisdom, believers should hear and do the word of God, and that not all who claim faith have it. James, in particular, ...
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