Restless Wonderer - Bible teaching

Matthew Chapter7 verses 15 to 28

Part 15 of the series in Matthew's Gospel. As the 'Sermon on the Mount' draws to a close, Jesus chalelnges us with a series of images to decide which way we will live and whether we will build our lives on the only sure foundation - him and his words.

Matthew Chapter 7 verses 1 to 14

Part 14 of the series in Matthew's Gospel. How do I relate to others? Jesus calls us to a high standard (a narrow way) and promises our Father will give what we need to walk it if we ask him.

Matthew Chapter 6 verses 19 to 34

Part 13 of the series in matthew's Gospel. Jesus teaches us to prioritise God's kingdoma nd heavenly treasure and not to serve money or be anxius about what we need.

Matthew Chapter 6 verses 5 to 18

Part 12 of the series in Matthew's Gospel. Jesus teaches his disciples how to think of acts of righteousness and how to pray to their heavenly Father.

Matthew Chapter 5 verse 43 to 6 verse 4

Part 11 of the series in Matthew's Gospel. The final example of Jesus restoring the standard of the law - about love for neighbours including loving enemies - and his challenge to religious hypocrites who do pious acts to be seen and call for us to trust our heavenly Father who rewards what is done in secret.

Matthew Chapter 5 verses33 to 42

Part 10 of the series in Matthew's Gospel. Jesus again restores the standard of the law, this time about truthfulness and revenge.

Matthew Chapter 5 verses 17 to 32

Part 9 of the series in Matthew's Gospel. What did Jesus mean by saying he had come to fulfil the law and the prophets?

Matthew Chapter 5 verses 13 to 16

Part 8 of the series in Matthew's Gospel. What does it mean to be the salt of the earth and the light of the world?

Matthew Chapter 5 verses 1 to 12

Part 7 of the series in Matthew's Gospel. Jesus begins his 'Sermon on the Mount' with eight Beatitudes showing who us truly blessed and what it means to be blessed in the kingdom of heaven.

Matthew Chapter 4 verses 12 to 25

Part 6 of the series in Matthew's Gospel. Jesus begins his public ministry, calling four fishermen to be his disciples and proclaiming and demonstrating the kingdom of heaven.