Pastor Jeremy continues his amazing study through Matthew’s Gospel—this week, continuing through the Sermon on the Mount. Enjoy!
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‘Take Some Home, Part 4’ (Eph. 6:1-3)
Pastor Jeremy continues his superb series on the family—both God’s and our own. You will be blessed.
‘Perfect Peace in a Crazy World’ (Phil. 4:7)
We cry out for peace of mind and heart—anything to soothe our anxieties in a world of chaos or in a life that’s spiraling out of control. And there’re answers—really good answers that are easily overlooked or forgotten in all the turbulence—answers that will bring peace like you’ve never known…
‘The Great Sermon Begins’ (Matt. 5:1-3)
‘Jesus opened His mouth and began…’ — this description is more amazing than modern Christians could imagine. Here’s the story behind the launch of the greatest sermon ever preached…
‘Be Anxious for Nothing—What-Ifs & Life’s Regrets’ (Phil. 4:6, Part 3)
Worried about relationships, regrets and tomorrow’s what-ifs? With a little help from King David, the Apostle Paul applies the perfect cure…
‘Jesus Begins…’ 4:12-25
Jesus, Son of God, God incarnate—began His earthly ministry in both simple and staggering ways. Here’s how it all started…
‘Be Anxious for Nothing—Going ‘All-In’ with God’ (Phil. 4:6, Part 2)
Jesus commanded His disciples to go ‘all-in’ with Him, and not to worry about the often devastating personal cost—God will take care of their every concern. Easier said than done—but nothing is impossible with God… A MUST-listen message…
‘Why Jesus was Tempted’ (Matt. 4:1-11)
The ‘Temptation of Jesus’ is a controversial subject—and Pastor Jeremy sorts it out for us in this excellent—and challenging Bible study. Enjoy.
‘Be Anxious for Nothing—Except…?’ (Phil. 4:6, Part 1)
Paul’s superb exhortation, ‘be anxious for nothing’ is a loaded statement, one that followers of Jesus can’t afford to ignore. When they do—the outcome plays right into the Enemy’s plans…
‘Two Josephs and a John’ (Matt. 2:13–3:17)
Pastor Jeremy continues his trek through Matthew—this week, Mary’s husband Joseph is surprisingly similar to Joseph in Genesis. Then there’s John the Baptist and a big question—why did he need to baptize Jesus? Enjoy.
‘Take Some Home’ Part 3
“Children obey your parents in the Lord…’ Paul quoted God’s command through Moses—which was for all children—including God’s own. A powerful message for everyone—children, parents and anyone who ever had a father—especially a Heavenly One… (Eph. 6:1-3)
‘Some Wise Men and a Fool’ (Matthew 2:1-12)
Pastor Jeremy continues his in-depth study through Matthew—this week: what made a coven of pagan Magi act so wisely—and an Idumean king so wickedly—concerning a baby? Here’s the story…
‘Stay on Target!’ (Phil. 4:2-5)
One of Pastor Jay’s most important messages: there are always people who don’t get along, and Christians are no exception—like Euodia and Syntyche. But with Christians, there’s a cure—one the devil wants us to forget. It’s time we remembered—because the Christian joy is also found there…
Matthew 1 (Part 2)
Pastor Jeremy continues his excellent study through Matthew’s great Gospel.
Matthew 1
Pastor Jeremy begins an epic study through the Gospel of Matthew. Fasten your seat belts…!
‘It’s Never Too Late’ (1 Cor. 5:7)
Missed opportunities and false starts? It’s never too late for a new beginning…
‘Paul in Prison: The Worst of Times, The Best of Times’ (Philippians 1:1-13)
For the Philippians, Paul in prison was the worst that could happen; for Paul—and the Gospel—it was the best, and he told the Philippians so. He even told them to rejoice. But how do you do that…?
‘The Cure for America’
Pastor Jay gives a Biblical response to political violence in a divided America…
‘The Art of Discipleship’ (Ruth 3)
Everyone needs a helping hand in the faith—and everyone has a part to play in discipleship…!
‘The Heart of the Matter is a Matter of the Heart’ (Acts 16:14)
As much as fertile ground is needed for physical growth, spiritual growth demands a fertile heart…
‘Introduction to Philippians: Who’s the Real Enemy?’ (Part 4)
In the final installment of his Philippians introduction, Pastor Jay tackles two baffling questions: why did Paul and Silas stay in prison when they could have escaped, and why didn’t they tell the men who beat and imprisoned them that they were Roman citizens? Hint—it saved and protected the Philippian church from disaster… (Acts 16:22-40)
‘Philippians Introduction: Confronting Demons and Superstitions’
In Part 3 of Pastor Jay’s introduction to Philippians, a powerful demon confronts Paul and his team—but when Paul casts it out of the fortune-teller, the real trouble began. Lots of lessons in this message that the devil will hate (and you may not like some of them either)… (Acts 16:16-19)