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Category Archives: Gospel of Matthew
Today’s Sermon: A Just Man
A Just Man Matthew 1:18-25 In our modern times, we think of being just as a legal term. Someone who is just practices justice. That reward is given to those who have earned or done well and punishment to those who … Continue reading
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Today’s Sermon: Wear The Right Garment
WEAR THE RIGHT GARMENT Matthew 22:11-14 In the last of 3 parables where Jesus rebukes the challenge of the Pharisees and scribes as to the source of His authority, there is the story of a king who has invited people … Continue reading
Posted in Forgiveness, Gospel of Matthew, Jesus, John the Baptist, Repentance, sermons
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Today’s Sermon: Thank God, Not Sales
THANK GOD, NOT SALES Matthew 6:19-24 The Thanksgiving Holiday has at least 3 possible origins. We are all familiar with the story of the pilgrims and Native Americans sharing a feast during the harvest before winter in the Massachusetts Colony. … Continue reading
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Today’s Sermon: Our Shared Call To Perfection
“Therefore you shall be perfect, just as your Father in heaven is perfect.” Matthew 5:48 A wonderful word of inspiration from one of my favorite Facebook pages. Our Shared Call To Perfection Matthew 5:48 The pursuit of perfection is being … Continue reading
Today’s Sermon: A Response to an Earthly Verdict
But I say to you, love your enemies … Matthew 5:42-48 Jesus lived in a society where the lives of non-Romans didn’t account for much. The Jews were forced to live under the puppet administration of Herod who had … Continue reading
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Tagged Gospels, Jesus, Love, Martin/Zimmerman case, sermons
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Today’s Sermon: The Place of Prayer
But you, when you pray, go to your room, and when you have shut your door, pray to your Father who is in the secret place; and your father who sees in secret will reward you openly. Matthew 6:6 Today, … Continue reading
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Tagged Ancient Christianity, Gospels, prayer, sermons
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Today’s Sermon: Blindness to the Judge
‘Lord, when did we see you …’ Matthew 25:37, 44 Matthew 25:31-46 Blind to the Judge We all recognize each other. All humans are able to remember certain traits, characteristics, and ways about one another; even after … Continue reading
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Today’s Sermon: Lack of Repentance: A Root of Ruin
Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand. Matthew 4:17 This is African-American History Month. We at Trinty give honor not only to those who have made great contributions to this nation. We also honor the great saints from … Continue reading
Today’s Sermon: Avoiding Deception
Take heed that no one deceives you Matthew 24:4 Although I am not an Orthodox Christian, I found Robert Arakaki’s article very inspiring and informative. True discipleship is the best means not to be led astray by false prophets. Avoiding Deception … Continue reading
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