Gospel of Matthew
Jesus Before Caiaphas: Standing in Truth When Lies Surround You
Matthew 26:57–68 depicts the trial of Jesus before Caiaphas. Even when falsely accused, Jesus stood firm in His identity and purpose. Matthew 26:57–68 (NASB 2020) 57 Those who had arrested Jesus led Him away to Caiaphas, the high priest, where the scribes and the elders were gathered together. 58 But Peter was following Him at a distance, […]
The Last Supper: Jesus Predicts His Betrayal
Matthew 26:17–25 is a significant passage where Jesus predicts betrayal at the Last Supper, highlighting the coming events with a profound foreshadowing. Even in moments of deep betrayal, Jesus reveals truth and offers a relationship to His followers. 📖 Matthew 26:17–25 (NASB 2020) 17 Now on the first day of Unleavened Bread the disciples came to […]
Jesus Heals on the Sabbath: The Power of Doing Good
In Matthew 12:9–14, Jesus heals a man with a withered hand on the Sabbath, challenging the religious rules that stifled compassion. His courage shows us how to choose mercy over fear. In a world paralyzed by public opinion, Jesus calls us to stand boldly and do good—even when it’s unpopular.
Jesus Praises John the Baptist and Condemns This Generation: The Kingdom Requires Boldness
In Matthew 11:7–19, Jesus praises John the Baptist and condemns this generation. He calls John the greatest prophet and exposes the spiritual apathy of a culture that mocks truth. In 2025, believers must learn to recognize Kingdom truth, stand for righteousness, and reject the lukewarm indecision of cultural Christianity.
Jesus Casts Out a Demon and Heals the Mute: When Freedom Offends the Religious
In Matthew 9:32–34, Jesus casts out a demon from a mute man, and the man instantly speaks. While the crowds are amazed, the Pharisees respond with slander. This moment highlights that Jesus brings both healing and controversy. In 2025, we must choose faith over fear—and boldness over cultural compromise.
Jesus Heals Two Blind Men: Bold Faith That Sees in the Dark
In Matthew 9:27–31, two blind men follow Jesus, crying out for mercy. Though physically blind, they see who He truly is—the Son of David. Their bold faith is rewarded with sight. In 2025, we too must cry out, believe, and act—especially when life tries to silence our faith.