Sermons on Matthew (Page 5)

Don’t Bite The Hand That Feeds You (Matthew 25:31-46)

February 9, 2014Passage:  Matthew 25:31-46Speaker:  Pastor Bill KnepperMain Point:  God’s plan for good in nations requires favor to His messengers. I. God calls the nations to account.  (31-33)            A. Jesus is seated on His throne.            B. The nations are gathered and separated. II. Those who bless the messengers are blessed.  (34-40)            A. A blessing is…

Parables And Promises (Matthew 25:1-30)

February 2, 2014Passage:  Matthew 25:1-30Speaker:  Pastor Bill KnepperMain Point:  Live every day with firm faith in God’s promise. I. We are accountable for our use of time.            A. Marriage in the East was….                        1.  Arranged by parents.                        2.  A formal ceremony with a parade.                        3.  A wedding feast at the groom’s home.            B. The wedding…

The Faithful Will Be Rewarded (Matthew 24:32-51)

January 26, 2014Passage:  Matthew 24:32-51Speaker:  Pastor Bill KnepperMain Point:  Those of faith should read the signs and stay faithful to the task. I. The Lord’s return will be evident.  (32-39)            A. Some will see the signs.                        1.  There are general signs.                        2.  There are specific signs            B. Some will not see the signs. II. The…

The Sign Of The Son Of Man (Matthew 24:29-31)

January 19, 2014Passage:  Matthew 24:29-31Speaker:  Pastor Bill KnepperMain Point:  The Second Coming will bring God’s answer to man’s rebellion. I. The judgment on rebellion has come.            A. The sun, moon and stars will darken.  (Revelation 6:12-13, 8:12)            B. The heavenly powers will be shaken.                        1.  Revelation 12:4                        2.  Isaiah 14:12-15                        3.  Psalm 19                        4.  Job…

Jesus Teaches On The End Times (Matthew 24:1-28)

January 12, 2014Passage:  Matthew 24:1-28Speaker:  Pastor Bill KnepperMain Point:  Things will get much worse but God will win the final victory. I. The world is headed toward chaos.            A. Many want to know the future.            B. Many have their own agenda. II. Believers must stay faithful.            A. The anger of man is turned against the…

Thank God For Grace (Matthew 23:1-39)

November 24, 2013Passage:  Matthew 23:1-39Speaker:  Pastor Bill KnepperMain Point:  We stand in grace not religious garb. I. Some crave reverence.  (1-12)            A. The proud will be humbled.            B. The jumble will be exalted. II. Some hide behind ritual.  (13-24)            A. They use the faith for fraud.            B. They fail to see God’s grace. III. Some…

Become Like Christ (Matthew 22:1-46)

November 10, 2013Passage:  Matthew 22:1-46Speaker:  Pastor Bill KnepperMain Point:  In Christ is wisdom, assurance and courage. I. You must have the righteousness of Christ.  (1-14)            A. Those invited are both evil and good.            B. But those who remain are clothed. II. You must trust the Lord for wisdom.  (15-22)            A. The enemies of Christ set…

A Tragic Rejection (Matthew 21:23-46)

October 13, 2013Passage:  Matthew 21:23-46Speaker:  Pastor Bill KnepperMain Point:  You are responsible for the light you’ve been given. I. Some refuse to see what is plainly before them.  (23-27)            A. The priests and elders challenged Jesus.            B. Jesus refused to answer a dishonest question. II. Sin does not disqualify you from eternal life.  (28-32)            A.…

The Triumphal Entry (Matthew 21:1-22)

September 29, 2013Passage:  Matthew 21:1-22Speaker:  Pastor Bill KnepperMain Point:  Jesus Christ causes everyone to choose life or death. I. Jesus arrives the day prophesied 500 years earlier.  (1-11)            A. The King arrives on a donkey.            B. The King arrives according to Scripture.            C. The King arrives to the cheers of believers. II. Jesus forces a…

Serving A Generous King (Matthew 20:1-33)

September 22, 2013Passage:  Matthew 20:1-33Speaker:  Pastor Bill KnepperMain Point:  Grace is the currency of God’s Kingdom. I. Grace is generous.            A. God’s kingdom has different rules.            B. God’s standard is grace not debt. II. Grace is expensive.            A. Jesus prepares the disciples.            B. The debt will be paid. III. Grace is all-consuming.            A. James and…