Jesus continues addressing the practical display of righteousness by addressing the act of fasting and how it is a mirror into the relationship we have with ourselves.

Jesus shows in this passage how the authenticity of our relationship with God is directly related to our prayer life.

In the last verses of Matthew 5, Jesus in His Sermon on the Mount, addresses one of the most difficult things that we as Christians are called to do: love our enemies.

Who is a murderer? The answer is all of us, because the fruit of murder is anger. Those who wish others dead have committed murder according to Jesus, even if it is never carried out in action.

What did Jesus think of the Old Testament Law? Does it even apply today or was it replaced with the New Testament? This and more is answered in a detailed study of Matthew 5:17-20.

We are the Salt of the Earth and Light of the World - Jesus Christ comes to live His life in us and continue to minister to the world through our lives. What does it all mean? You're about to find out.

Matthew focuses both on Jesus’ words and His works in 4:23-25. He introduces His ministry of teaching, preaching, and healing as further proof of Christ's identity as the Messiah.

10/17/2010 Evening Service - Beginning the Book of Matthew with a factual and informal introduction about the significance of Jesus Christ and prophecies fulfilled in Him as well as an overview of the history and circumstances that surrounded the earthly life of the Sovereign King.

Biblical teaching on Matthew Chapter 1 covering the birth and genealogy of Jesus Christ and it's incredible significance to His identity as the King of Kings.

Prayer Service - 10/31/2010. Matthew 2:1-23 - The visit of the Magi, the actions of Herod, and prophecy fulfilled in Christ as a child.