Sermons on Matthew

Sermons on Matthew

Brent Smith: Tradition vs Truth | Matthew 15:1-20

The Pharisees were paying lip service to God but it was meaningless because it wasn’t coming from a heart of genuine worship and honor. Our Christian life in Christ is about the heart. Keep being renewed in the Word every day and let it cleanse your heart and lead you in His holiness.

Brent Smith: Losing Your Head | Matthew 14:1-12

Are you willing to give the most precious thing you could for the cause of Christ—that being your life? Are you living and standing for the truth no matter the consequences? As believers living in a foreign place, we must not choose the easy way.

Brent Smith: Parables of Great Worth | Matthew 13:44-58

We continue looking at the rest of the Kingdom Parables as we finish up Matthew 13. We’ll look at the last 4 of these Kingdom Parables today and we see with the first 3 that the kingdom will be made up of 3 groups of people: Israel, the Church, and Gentile nations.

Brent Smith: Tares, Mustard Seed and Leaven Parables | Matthew 13:24-43

These are Kingdom Parables because they’re revealing insights into this interim period between Jesus’ first coming and second coming. Many believed that when the Messiah came, then the Kingdom would obviously accompany Him. But Jesus is teaching that things are going to look very different than what was expected.

Brent Smith: Parables And Paradoxes | Matthew 13:1-23

Chapter 13 sets out to show the mystery of the Kingdom of God through these parables. He’s revealing a mystery – something that was once concealed but is now revealed. And the mystery is that Jesus is going to be at work during this interim period, this postponement of the kingdom, and it’s going to look very different than what people may have previously imagined.

Brent Smith: Can I Be Forgiven? | Matthew 12:31-37

Every sin is forgivable except the blaspheme of the Holy Spirit. This is a passage that has caused much fear, but Pastor Brent shares that this should not be the case for the Christian. We dive into the correct understanding of this passage that should bring much peace in the heart of Christians.