Matthew 7
Jesus Teaches About Wise and Foolish Builders: Build on the Rock That Endures
In Matthew 7:24–27, Jesus ends the Sermon on the Mount with a call to action. He compares two builders—one wise, one foolish. In 2025, when storms of confusion and compromise swirl, the foundation we build our lives on matters more than ever. Only obedience secures lasting strength.
Jesus Warns “I Never Knew You”: When Religious Words Aren’t Enough
In Matthew 7:21–23, Jesus offers one of His most piercing warnings: not everyone who calls Him “Lord” will enter heaven. Words alone won’t save us—relationship will. In 2025, where performance often replaces sincerity, this passage is a call back to authentic, obedient faith rooted in knowing Christ deeply.
Jesus Teaches About False Prophets: Examine the Fruit, Not Just the Words
In Matthew 7:15–20, Jesus warns us about false prophets who appear genuine but are inwardly dangerous. In 2025, discerning truth from deception requires spiritual wisdom, not emotional hype. Jesus gives us a simple test: look at the fruit. What someone consistently produces reveals who they really are.
Jesus Teaches About the Narrow Gate: Choose the Path That Leads to Life
In Matthew 7:13–14, Jesus makes it clear: the path to life is narrow and often unpopular, while the way to destruction is broad and crowded. In 2025, His words challenge us to live intentionally, reject cultural compromise, and walk the difficult but rewarding road of faithful discipleship.
Jesus Teaches on Prayer and the Golden Rule: Ask Boldly, Love Deeply
In Matthew 7:7–12, Jesus urges us to ask, seek, and knock with bold persistence—because our Father is good and trustworthy. He invites us to pray expectantly and to treat others with the same kindness we desire. In 2025, these words offer hope, direction, and a blueprint for Kingdom living.
Jesus Teaches on Judging Others: Grace, Self-Awareness, and Discernment
In Matthew 7:1–6, Jesus warns against harsh judgment and hypocrisy. Before we try to fix others, He tells us to deal with the sin in our own hearts. In 2025, when criticism is constant and grace is rare, His words call us to humility, self-examination, and wise discernment.