Matthew 4:18-25 | God's plan for reaching the world with the gospel is discipleship. By calling a few to follow Him, Jesus Christ promises to make them fishers of men. This is the great plan of salvation that continues to this very day.

Matthew 4:12-17 | The work of the forerunner, John the Baptist, is done and the weight of gospel ministry rests firmly and fully on Christ as He begins His public ministry.

Matthew 4:1-11 | Jesus fights the battle of sin that we could never win. He is tempted three times in this text and does not fall. He is the sinless Savior who came to save lost sinners like you and me.

Matthew 3:1-17 | "Repent for the kingdom of heaven is at hand." This is the message that paves the way for Jesus' public ministry. If Jesus is to be our king, then we must renounce our sins and follow Him.

Matthew 2:13-23 | As Jesus continues to fulfill Scripture, we need to understand that they provide gospel significance for us. As redemptive history continues to unfold in the New Testament era, we gain a rich understand of the gospel from the perspective of Jesus as king.

Matthew 2:1-12 | We have come to worship Jesus. The wisemen who come from the east teach us a valuable lesson on what true worship is. They have traveled from a far away land to worship the King.

Matthew 1:18-25 | The way Jesus was born and the names He's been given point to the reality that Jesus is great. In this sermon we consider how the story of our lives connects with God's grand story that centers on Christ.

Matthew 1:2-17 | True to His promises, the sovereign God over all the universe has installed Jesus as king. In this genealogy of Jesus Christ, we begin to understand that Jesus Christ is our real king.

Matthew 1:1 | This is an introduction to the Gospel According to Matthew. It is a bridge between the Old Testament and the New Testament because this book helps us understand in a fuller way how the promised Messiah is realized in Jesus.

Matthew 6:19-24 | Ever wonder what it means to store up treasures in heaven. How is that even possible? In this sermon find out how and why it even matters.