Matthew 6
Jesus Teaches on Anxiety: Freedom Through Kingdom Focus
In Matthew 6:25–34, Jesus addresses the root of worry and provides a path to peace. He reminds us that our heavenly Father knows our needs—and calls us to seek His Kingdom above everything else. In 2025, where anxiety is everywhere, this truth still brings real freedom and lasting perspective.
Jesus Teaches on Treasure: Eternal Focus in a Distracted World
In Matthew 6:19–24, Jesus calls His followers to reject temporary treasures and focus on eternal reward. He reveals that our hearts follow our investments—and warns that no one can serve both God and money. In 2025, this message is more relevant than ever. Where’s your treasure leading your heart?
Jesus Teaches on Fasting: The Hidden Power of Quiet Sacrifice
In Matthew 6:16–18, Jesus challenges the public showmanship that often surrounds spiritual acts like fasting. Instead, He calls His followers to fast in secret, with joy and sincerity. In 2025, when image often overshadows substance, this teaching leads us back to humility, reward, and deeper intimacy with the Father.
Jesus Teaches on Prayer: From Public Performance to Private Power
In Matthew 6:5–15, Jesus teaches us how to pray—not with showy words, but with sincere hearts. He gives us the Lord’s Prayer as a blueprint for daily connection with the Father. In 2025, when noise is constant and distractions run deep, this teaching brings clarity, focus, and spiritual intimacy.
Jesus Teaches on Giving: From Performance to Private Devotion
In Matthew 6:1–4, Jesus begins a new section of the Sermon on the Mount by addressing giving—not the act, but the motive behind it. In 2025, when public approval is just a post away, Jesus reminds us that the Father rewards what’s done in secret. Real generosity seeks no spotlight.