The Greatest Invitation in History
And here is Jesus’ invitation. If you come to me and accept my yoke I promise you the very thing that you need more than anything else, rest for a troubled soul.
The Final Word is Yet to be Spoken
To relinquish present advantages for the sake of future glory requires an act of faith. But if we fail to do so, if we live only for today and do not consider the future, we need to remember the final word is yet to be spoken. And what will you then do in the end?
Understanding the Times
To relinquish present advantages for the sake of future glory requires an act of faith. But if we fail to do so, if we live only for today and do not consider the future, we need to remember the final word is yet to be spoken. And what will you then do in the end?
Dealing with Doubt
To relinquish present advantages for the sake of future glory requires an act of faith. But if we fail to do so, if we live only for today and do not consider the future, we need to remember the final word is yet to be spoken. And what will you then do in the end?
Mysteries of the Kingdom
Powered by RedCircle Mysteries of the Kingdom - Mysteries of the Kingdom: Matthew 11:11-13 Mysteries of the Kingdom: Dr. John Neufeld unpacks Matthew 11-13 in this 20-message series. These three chapters will give us an insight into one of the great mysteries that every single Christian must understand: how is it possible to believe that Jesus is King when so many other people seem to have authority that don’t submit to Jesus.
Signs of His Coming
When He comes it will not be secret or private but that His coming will be witnessed by the earth.
The Message of the King
In a world ravaged by sin, Jesus was announcing that He was the great king. His kingdom would destroy not only Satan, wickedness, and sin it would also destroy the effects of sin.
The Servants of the King
When Jesus began His public ministry, He was keenly aware that, not only would He preach to great crowds, but He would handpick a group of select men whom He would give the title “apostles”. He would train them and to them, He would entrust the task of taking His gospel to the entire world.lic.
The Headquarters of the King
Even though Capernaum was not Jerusalem Jesus established himself there so that his preaching ministry would have the largest impact possible. The location was perfect
The Temptations of the King – Part 2
Satan’s temptations were designed to make Jesus into an evil messiah and evil king. AND if we carefully observe the temptations for what they are we may find they are our worst temptations as well.
The Temptations of the King – Part 1
The Spirit led Jesus into that place of solitude and prayer so that He might be tempted by the devil.
The Humility of the Great King
Jesus will take upon himself the role of a servant. He will stoop down and wash the feet of His disciples. He will say that the son of man came not to be served but to serve. In the end, He will be utterly humiliated as He is slandered, beaten, tortured and killed. His baptism is but the first symbol of His willingness to take the road of humility.
The Work of the Great King
Jesus is right now building a church or raising up a people for himself. He has out of His mercy delayed the day of wrath so that He might extend the hour of mercy.
The Preparation for the Kingdom
As Matthew puts it, in those days just before the Messiah, in the days just before the Great King was to step out on a public stage, preparations had to be made. But in this case, it is the everyday people themselves who had to prepare.
The Announcement of the Kingdom
How did Jesus go from obscurity to the name which is above every other name? These 2 chapters of Matthew trace the beginning of Jesus’ public ministry.
The Journey Ends with a Shout of Triumph
In this two-week series, using the material provided in all four gospels, we will examine the Passion Week of Jesus, beginning with Saturday before Palm Sunday, and then trace the events of each successive day, until we arrive at the empty tomb.
The Journey Leads to a Bloody Cross
In this two-week series, using the material provided in all four gospels, we will examine the Passion Week of Jesus, beginning with Saturday before Palm Sunday, and then trace the events of each successive day, until we arrive at the empty tomb.
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The Journey Goes to Trial
In this two-week series, using the material provided in all four gospels, we will examine the Passion Week of Jesus, beginning with Saturday before Palm Sunday, and then trace the events of each successive day, until we arrive at the empty tomb.
The Journey Leads to Gethsemane
In this two-week series, using the material provided in all four gospels, we will examine the Passion Week of Jesus, beginning with Saturday before Palm Sunday, and then trace the events of each successive day, until we arrive at the empty tomb.
The Journey Necessitates the Death of Jesus
In this two-week series, using the material provided in all four gospels, we will examine the Passion Week of Jesus, beginning with Saturday before Palm Sunday, and then trace the events of each successive day, until we arrive at the empty tomb.
The Journey Will End in Triumph
In this two-week series, Dr. John will examine the Passion Week of Jesus. Drawing from the four gospels, these messages will walk through the final days of Jesus’ earthly life. As you listen you will journey with Jesus from Palm Sunday through the events of His arrest, trial and crucifixion. We will arrive at the empty tomb with hearts filled with gratitude and praise.
The Journey Demands a Commitment to Truth
In this two-week series, using the material provided in all four gospels, we will examine the Passion Week of Jesus, beginning with Saturday before Palm Sunday, and then trace the events of each successive day, until we arrive at the empty tomb.
The Journey Demands a New Heart
In this two-week series, using the material provided in all four gospels, we will examine the Passion Week of Jesus, beginning with Saturday before Palm Sunday, and then trace the events of each successive day, until we arrive at the empty tomb.
The Journey begins in Triumph
In this two-week series, using the material provided in all four gospels, we will examine the Passion Week of Jesus, beginning with Saturday before Palm Sunday, and then trace the events of each successive day, until we arrive at the empty tomb.
Why the Manger?
This Christmas series with Dr. Neufeld features a closer examination of key questions we may have about the people and events surrounding Jesus’ birth, like Why Bethlehem? Why the Shepherds? and more.
Why the Magi?
This Christmas series with Dr. Neufeld features a closer examination of key questions we may have about the people and events surrounding Jesus’ birth, like Why Bethlehem? Why the Shepherds? and more.
