Passage: The Gospel According to Matthew Matthew 6:19-24
In Matthew 6:19–24, Jesus challenges us to examine what we treasure, how we see our possessions, and whom we serve. Earthly wealth cannot last, but its hold on our hearts can shape our entire lives. Through his death and resurrection, Jesus makes us new so that we no longer live for ourselves, but for him.
In Matthew 4:12–25, we see why Jesus is worth following. He is the...
In the opening Beatitudes, Jesus teaches that the truly blessed are not...
This week, we look at Jesus’ third Beatitude: “Blessed are the meek...
What does it mean to hunger and thirst for righteousness, and how do...
On Palm Sunday, the crowds praised Jesus, but the religious leaders...
Jesus teaches that forgiveness is not something we measure or limit; it...
Conflict isn’t just a behavior problem; it reveals a deeper issue in...
Conflict is inevitable, even in the church, but how we handle it...
In the final Beatitude, Jesus says something that shatters many false...
In Matthew 5:13–16, Jesus tells His disciples that they are the salt of...
In Matthew 5:17–20, Jesus sets the record straight: He did not come to...
In Matthew 5:21–26, Jesus takes the sixth commandment beyond the act of...
In Matthew 5:27–32, Jesus shows us that lust is adultery at the heart...
In Matthew 5:38–48, Jesus teaches His followers to refuse revenge...
In Matthew 6:1–4, Jesus warns us not to practice righteousness for the...
Prayer is not about impressing others or finding the right words to...
In Matthew 6:16–18, Jesus teaches that fasting isn't about impressing...