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Matthew 26:52-54
The people of God should never be indifferent to evil. However, we must understand that God, in His sovereignty, sometimes permits evil for the purpose of accomplishing His redemptive plan and…
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Matthew 26:39-40a
Doing the will of God is the single most important thing a Christian can do. You will never become all that God intends for you to be until you fully surrender to His will.
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Matthew 26:31-33
Self-confidence is a slippery slope. Too little of it can keep you from doing the will of God. Too much of it can cause you to do everything in your own strength.
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Matthew 26:39
God has created us with a very specific purpose in mind. We will never know that purpose unless we surrender our will to His. It is in this surrender that we truly discover what we were made for.
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Matthew 26:26-28
Communion with God is not a metaphysical union but a spiritual reminder of what God has done through His Son. We eat and drink in remembrance of Him.
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Matthew 26:13-15
We should live our lives in wholehearted devotion to Jesus Christ. Lasting impact is not built on charisma or recognition, but on faithful obedience and worship.
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Matthew 25:31-32
God is in the saving business. He loves every person, no matter what they have done, and desires for them to be saved through surrendering to Jesus Christ and His glorious Gospel.
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Matthew 25:23
God has called every human being to steward his or her life. When we stand before Him one day, we will give an account for what we have done.
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Matthew 24:36-37
Readiness for the imminent return of Jesus is an important aspect of Christianity. It keeps us engaged and places an urgency in our hearts to stay on mission.
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Matthew 24:14
It has been estimated that nearly 40% of the world’s population is unreached by the Gospel, meaning they live in communities without a sufficient number of indigenous Christians or the resources…
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Matthew 24:3-4
God does not want His people in the dark about the things to come. He has given us His completed revelation in the Word of God, which tells us what to expect. We can see the signs present
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Matthew 23:11-12
God loves humility. Those who lack it are in for a rude awakening. Those who have it will be exalted. It is the pathway to greatness in the Kingdom, so stay humble!
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Matthew 23:1-3
The church is full of men who don’t practice what they preach. That is called hypocrisy. No one is perfect, but we must do our best to take our own advice before offering it to others.
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Matthew 21:43-44
Stewardship is a serious thing. Not only does God expect us to bear fruit with what He has entrusted to us, but He also gives us the ability to do so. We are set up to win!
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Matthew 20:26-28
Followers of Jesus are called to be servants of Jesus. It is our calling and should be our greatest delight. He came to serve so that we can serve Him and His people.
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Matthew 19:13-14
Followers of Jesus are to bring people to Christ, not push them away. The Lord loves every human being on the planet. There isn’t a single person He doesn’t want to save. May that be our heart.
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Matthew 19:23-24
The riches of this world are deceitful. They cannot deliver on the promises they offer. The most joyful people are those who possess the eternal riches of heaven. Pursue these things!
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Matthew 18:21-22
Forgiveness is not about a number but a heart posture. Those who have been forgiven much forgive much.
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Matthew 18:15-17
Unity in the body requires confrontation at times. If someone is sinning against you, Jesus tells us to confront the sinner with the goal of reconciliation.
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Matthew 18:2-4
Greatness in the Kingdom of God has nothing to do with earthly influence, but with your faith. It turns out that your dependence on Jesus will be the true measure of your greatness in His Kingdom.
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Matthew 16:24-25
Living life to the fullest for Christ requires sacrifice. It begins with denying yourself and continues with serving others no matter the cost. This is the life Jesus called His followers to live.
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Matthew 16:13-15
Life is full of questions, but the greatest one is this: Who is Jesus? If we identify Him as anything less than Messiah and Lord, we have missed who He truly is.
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Matthew 16:6-8
When Jesus speaks, there is always the possibility that we will miss His point and apply it to something lesser. Ask the Spirit to lead you into all truth so you don’t miss the principle!
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Matthew 15:33-34
One thing about failing a test from God is that He is faithful to give us the test again!
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