The final verse’s of Matthew’s gospel give Jesus’ great commission to the disciples and to us, to go out and spread the Good News and make more disciples. [Matthew 28: 16-20]
A Bible-believing, Jesus proclaiming, people-loving community
A Bible-believing, Jesus proclaiming, people-loving community
Sermons on Matthew
Matthew’s account of the resurrection of Jesus Christ points us to all the evidence we need to believe the truth of our risen Lord [Matthew 28: 1-15]
The Last Supper Jesus shared with his disciples was punctuated with some bombshells of betrayal, predictions of desertion, all over a celebration meal given a new and profound meaning, both for those first disciples and for us.
This last section of Matthew’s gospel shows the extent of Mary of Bethany’s costly devotion to Jesus, whilst also showing the opposition and betrayal of Jesus. [Matthew 26: 1-16]
The final block of Jesus’ teaching on the end of the world and the final judgment, this time with the analogy of the separation of sheep from goats – true believers from those who look like them. The difference? True faith is witnessed by active love and compassion for other disciples of Jesus.