This sermon on Matthew 5:3 deals with the first of the beatitudes from Christ's sermon on the mount.
Read Matthew 5:3
Keep Pace With Your Supply Line
Read John 6:1-14; 25-35
That It May Go Well With You
"That it may go well with you..." We all want our lives to go well for us. Moses shows us how we can experience this by encouraging us to look back at God's great saving acts and on the basis of God's grace to live a life of obedience.
Read Deuteronomy 4:32-40
What did the Disciples See?
Jesus' miracle of turning water into wine at a wedding is a sign which shows us something of His glory.
Read John 1:35 - 2:11 (Text: 2:1-11)
Treasures, Priorities and Worry
The things that we worry about tell us a great deal about our priorities. In this passage Jesus tells us what our priorities ought to be and he teaches us that Christians ought not to worry.
Read Matthew 6:19-34
A Sermon About Prayer
The importance of our approach to God for Biblical prayer.
Read Matthew 6:1-18
Out of Sheol and into the Sanctuary
The psalmist describes both his deliverance from a dramatic, near-death experience and his grateful response. His heart yearns to express its adoration for the Lord in the house of the Lord. Consequently, he resolves to call on the name of the Lord for the rest of his days.
Read Psalm 116
Never, Never, Never Give Up!
This sermon is all about the crucial importance of endurance in the marathon of faith. What we need most of all in life is not nicer home, a bigger salary, a healthier body, etc, but endurance; to persevere in following our Lord Jesus until the end. The consequences of falling away are unspeakably grim. But the glorious promise for those who have loved Him till the end, is absolutely sure, and closer every day... for yet a little while and "He who is coming will come, and not tarry".
Read Hebrews 10:19-39
En route 11: The Conclusion
At the conclusion of Peter's letter to the suffering Christians he reminds them to stand fast in the true grace of God, to love the Church, both local and universal, and to be in Christ because only in him is there peace.
Read 1 Peter 5:12-14
Cursed to be a Blessing
God's first words to Adam and Eve were words of blessing. With the fall into sin all humanity comes under the curse of God. God in his mercy sent Jesus Christ to bring blessing to his people. Christ brings blessing by taking his Father's curse upon himself.
Read Galatians 3:1-14