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Matthew 14:28-30
God is all-powerful. Every human fear and circumstance collapses in His presence. That’s why we keep our eyes on Him and not the waves!
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Matthew 14:13-14
Being a Christ follower is not an easy venture. It’s a call to sacrificial living, where you consider others’ interests more than your own. That is how Jesus lived, and His followers should as well.
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Matthew 13:54-56
Our identity is not found in earthly things, including the immediate family we are born into. It is found in our Creator alone. When you live out your true identity, the world marvels.
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Matthew 13:10-13
Parables are earthly stories that portray heavenly principles. Jesus used them both to reveal and to conceal truth from His hearers.
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Matthew 12:38-39
Signs are not meant to produce faith, but to confirm it. At some point, a person must exercise reasonable faith and trust that what they are hearing and seeing is from God.
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Matthew 12:31-32
The Holy Spirit is responsible for leading mankind into all truth. He reveals our sin and brings us to our Redeemer, Jesus. When a person rejects Jesus, they are blaspheming the Holy Spirit.
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Matthew 11:28-30
This world has a way of wearing us out. Whether it’s a burden we put on ourselves or one that others place on us, the weight can be crushing.
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Matthew 11:21-24
The judgment that falls upon nations for mismanaging their spiritual blessings is not something to take lightly. Spiritual neglected will eventually result in divine judgment.
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Matthew 11:18-19
The most important lesson you can learn in life is to be who you were created to be, not who someone else wants you to be. Our identity comes from our heavenly Father and no one else.
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Matthew 11:2-3
There is a huge difference between doubt and confirmation. It’s OK to ask God to confirm your faith. What we must not do is keep asking after He has already given us a reason to believe.
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Matthew 10:37
The throne of your heart is a one-seater. It rightfully belongs to Christ. If something else occupies that throne, then Jesus will have no part with you. Yield your throne to the King alone.
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Matthew 10:16
Knowing the room is important in every aspect of life. Every Christian needs to operate with divine wisdom and discernment—to know when to speak and when to remain silent—lest we bring unnecessary…
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Matthew 10:5-7
The disciples of Jesus aren’t supposed to create their own mission field; they are sent by God to a specific place for a specific reason. Everyone is sent—where has He sent you?
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Matthew 9:37-38
The world is ripe for the gospel, but how will they hear unless someone is sent? That someone is you! Go, therefore, and make disciples.
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Matthew 9:28-29
Faith has always played a role in whether or not God moves miraculously. When it is coupled with the will of God, it becomes a setting in which miracles can occur.
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Matthew 9:10-11
When the people of God want nothing to do with sinners, we cease to walk in the footsteps of Jesus. He loves sinners and desires to see them saved—and we should too.
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Matthew 9:6-7
The Father loves to reveal the Son to us. Through His life, the Father shows that Jesus is more than a virgin-born man—the Son of God. He is more than a miracle worker and a healer of sin.
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Matthew 9:1-2
The most glorious words any person can hear are, “Your sins are forgiven.” This is man’s greatest need. Praise God that by grace through faith in Christ our sins can be forgiven!
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Matthew 8:28-29
The Bible proclaims that there is a time for everything. This doesn’t just apply to His most prized creation—us—but also to the demonic. The time for their judgment is appointed, and they know it.
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Matthew 8:26-27
Anyone who can speak to the wind and the waves and have them obey His voice is worth following.
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Matthew 7:24;26
The foundation of a home is what keeps it standing when storms arise. If you build on a solid foundation, you will weather the storm. If you build on a shifting foundation, you will not.
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Matthew 7:21-23
Being a Christian isn’t about doing; it is about resting in the person and work of Jesus Christ. Your works will be evidence of your salvation, not a means to it.
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Matthew 7:18-20
Everyone bears fruit—both good and bad. A person’s fruit tells the story of what is happening in their heart. You can distinguish the good from the bad by their fruit.
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Matthew 7:13-14
The road less traveled is never the easy road. The masses often look for the path of least resistance. When it comes to salvation, that path will lead you to hell.
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