Jesus here makes it clear that it is only by hearing and doing his words that we build a life that will stand firm on the day of judgment. The sermon considers this theme in the light of the broader gospel message of salvation by grace and not works.
Read Matthew 7:24-29
There is much in these verses about the character of God. The remnant theme is also addressed.
Read Amos 9:1-10
Jesus teaches here that neither confession of his Lordship nor performing miracles are necessarily evidence of salvation, but only doing the will of his Father in heaven.
Read Matthew 7:21-23
This sermon focuses on these three subjects which Amos addresses in this chapter.
Read Amos 8
This sermon argues that the proper mode of baptism is either sprinkling or pouring. It explores the significance of the imagery of sprinkling and pouring. It also deals with baptism as a sign of union with Christ.
Jesus gives a solemn warning about false prophets. There are many false teaches in our day. We must take Jesus’ warning seriously.
Read Matthew 7:15-20
Amos intercedes to God on behalf of sinful Israel and God postpones his punishment giving Israel time to repent. Amaziah, and ungodly priest tells Amos to go and prophesy somewhere else.
Read Amos 7
Read Psalm 82; Romans 13:1-7
In these verses, Jesus urges his readers to enter the narrow gate which leads to life and avoid the wide gate that leads to destruction.
Read Matthew 7:13-14
This sermon looks at the covenants that are found in the Bible to determine their purpose in the lives of God’s people.
