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Mike Sorcinelli
This podcast includes messages from Lead Pastor Mike Sorcinelli and others. In these messages you'll learn practical, helpful and easy to understand principles that will equip you to live the Christian life. For more information on our church visit www.newdaychurch.cc
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew 19:23-29 and our theme is barriers to eternal life.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew 19:16-22 and our theme is barriers to eternal life.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew 19:13-15 and our theme is entering the kingdom of Heaven.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew 19:10-12 and our theme is the gift of singleness.
In our stand-alone message today we are talking about the importance of not living life alone.
God created us for the community, especially during life's difficult moments like receiving bad news from a doctor, facing infidelity, experiencing a miscarriage, going through divorce, or losing a job. The New Testament instructs Christians to love, care for, support, and pray for one another in various ways. Having this support system helps people find strength during challenging times, while those without it struggle more. The message is clear: enduring tough situations alone is even harder than the situations themselves. God's intention is that believers have a community to walk alongside them in life, and even though the pandemic may have caused isolation, it's crucial to re-engage and find that supportive community once again.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew 19:1-9 and our theme is divorce and remarriage.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew 18:15-20 and our theme is church discipline.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew 18:5-9 and our theme is the causes of sin.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew 18:1-4 and our theme is kingdom greatness.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew chapter 17 1-13 and our theme is a preview of glory.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew 16:21-23 and our theme is setting your mind.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew 15:29-39 and our theme is everywhere, everyone.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew chapter 15:21-28 and our theme is that salvation is for everyone.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew chapters 14:34 through 15:20 and our theme is what defiles a person.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week Matthew chapter 14:22-33 and our theme is the son of God.
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In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week Matthew 14:13-21 and our theme is a prophet like moses.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week Matthew 14:1-12 and our theme the king's herald and King Herod.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week Matthew 13:53-58 and our theme is a question of origins.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week Matthew 14:47-52 and our theme is the parable of the net.
The phrase; “gospel that saves”, implies that there are in existence other gospels that do not. And that is precisely the case. Though the Bible contains only one gospel and proclaims only one gospel - false teachers have invented any number of gospels that do not save. Time doesn’t permit me to cover all of them, but I do want to share the three that are the most prolific in our day and age and share with you the gospel that does save.
Our text this Easter is 1 Corinthians 15:1-8 and the sermon title is; The Gospel That Saves.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week Matthew 12:44-46 and our theme is the hidden treasure & pearl of great value.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel, we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected, and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew chapter 13:31-33 and our theme is the parable of the mustard seed & leaven.
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12.30 -Mighty oaks from little acorns grow
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14.13 -The symbols
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20.58 -The significance.
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In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel, we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected, and the King who one day will return.
The text this week is Matthew chapter 13:24-30, 36-43 and our theme is the parable of the weeds.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel, we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected, and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew chapter 13 vv.1-3a, vv.10-17, vv.34-35 and our theme is the purpose of parables.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel, we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected, and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew chapter 12 vv.43-50 and our theme is The Empty House.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel, we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected, and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew chapter 12 vv.38-42 and our theme is Limited Verification.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel, we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected, and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew chapter 12 vv.33-37 and our theme is confronting the unforgivable.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel, we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected, and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew chapter 12 vv.22-32 and our theme is confronting the unforgivable.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel, we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected, and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew chapter 12 vv.15-21 and our theme is a king like no other.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel, we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected, and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew chapter 12 vv.1-14 and our theme is true religion.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel, we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected, and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew chapter 11 vv.25-30 and our theme is Jesus' invitation.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel, we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected, and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew chapter 11 vv.20-24 and our theme is woe to the unrepentant.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel, we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected, and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew chapter 11 vv.7-19 and our theme is a contrary generation.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel, we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected, and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew chapter 11 vv.1-6 and our theme is faltering faith.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel, we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected, and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew chapter 10 vv.40-42 and our theme is the promise of reward.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew 10:34-39 and our theme is divine division.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew 10:26-33 and our title is fear not.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew 10: 16-25 and our theme is troubles ahead.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew 10: 1-15 and our theme is the sending of the twelve.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week Matthew 9:35-38 and our theme is the laborers are few.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week Matthew 9:27-34 and our theme is miracles of sight and sound.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week Matthew 9:18-26 and our theme is Jesus' power over death.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week Matthew 9:9-17 and our theme is corrupted Judaism.
Jesus was clearly critical of the Judaism of his day. How has Christianity faired 2000 years later? Has Christianity carried on with some of the same areas of corruption that Jesus spoke against?
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week Matthew 9:1-8 and our theme is Jesus' power over sin.
Here at New Day, we really do two things. We do Sundays and Small Groups. This week, we are taking a break from our current teaching series to highlight the launch of our fall small groups semester. Andrew shares why it is #vital that you don't fall alone. This sermon uses the true story of a woman named Pia who died alone. In fact, not only was she never reported missing, She was found mummified many years after her actual death. It's a tragic story to remind us how important it is to be known and to have a community that cares for us.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week Matthew 8:28-34 and our theme is Jesus' power over demons.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week Matthew 8:23-27 and our theme is Jesus' power over nature.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week Matthew 8:19-22 and our theme is the The High Cost of Discipleship.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week Matthew 8:1-17 and our theme is the King's teaching on Jesus' Power Over Disease.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week Matthew 7:24-29 and our theme is the King's teaching on The Solid Rock vs The Shifting Sand.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week Matthew 7:21-23 and our theme is the King's teaching on The Claim vs The Reality.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel, we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected, and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew 7:15-20 and our theme is the King's teaching on The Good Fruit vs The Bad Fruit.
The King's Teaching on The Good Fruit vs The Bad Fruit - Matthew 7:13-27 - Mike Sorcinelli.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel, we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected, and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew 7: 13-14 and our theme is the King's teaching on the Wide Gate vs The Narrow Gate.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew 7:7-12 and our theme is the King's teaching on prayer.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week Matthew 7:1-6 and our theme is the King's teaching passing judgement.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week Matthew 6:25-34 and our theme is the King's teaching on worry.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week Matthew 6:19-24 and our theme is the King's teaching on wealth.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week Matthew 6:16-18 and our theme is the Hypocrisy in fasting.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week Matthew 6:5-15 and our theme is hypocrisy in praying.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel, we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected, and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew 6:1-4 and our theme is the King's teaching on hypocrisy in giving.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week Matthew 5:43-48 and our theme is the King's teaching on love.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week Matthew 5:33-37 and our theme is the King's teaching on oaths.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week Matthew 5:31-32 and our theme is the King's teaching on divorce.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week Matthew 5:27-30 and our theme is the King's teaching on adultery.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week Matthew 5:21-26 and our theme is the King's teaching on murder.
In this sermon, Mike talks about our hope's source, foundation, substance, reality and joy, are found in the resurrection of Jesus. It is this hope that helps us remain joyful through life's many troubles.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week Matthew 5:17-20 and our theme is the King's teaching on scripture.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week Matthew 5:13-16 and our theme is the King's teaching on salt and light.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week Matthew 5:1-12 and our theme is the King's teaching on happiness.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week Matthew 4:23-25 and our theme is the King's ministry.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week Matthew 4:18-22 and our theme is The King's Calling.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week Matthew 4:12-17 and our theme is the king's light.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week Matthew 4:1-11 and our theme is the king's temptation.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week Matthew 3:13-17 and our theme is the king's coronation.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew 3:7-12 and our theme is the King's requirement.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew chapter 3:1-6 and our theme is The King’s Herald.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew chapter 2:1-12 and our theme is The King’s Birthplace.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew chapter 1:18-25 and our theme is The King’s Birth.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
Our text this week is Matthew 1:1-17 and our theme is 'The King's Ancestry'.
In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.
This week is an introduction to Matthew’s gospel where we learn about the author, the audience, the aim, the arrangement and the application.
Mike shares the final verse of the popular song 'Hark the Harold Angels Sing' that goes like this;
Mild He lays His glory by ... Born that men no more may die ... Born to raise the sons of earth ... Born to give the second birth ...
In his short sermon, Mike shared with us that God gave us the most incredible gift of all, His only Son Jesus. Apart from being God's son, He is also our savior and king. This springs us into our next series called Christ the King, where we will be systematically going through the Book of Matthew. In this series, we will follow Matthew as he shares with us the king that was revealed, rejected and returning.
Jesus was before his human birth...Jesus was before creation’s birth...therefore Jesus is not merely mankind...He is divinity...Jesus is God.
700 years prior to the birth of Christ, where the prophet Isaiah prophesies the human birth of the divine Jesus, take a look at what the prophet says:
“Therefore the Lord himself will give you a sign: The virgin will conceive and give birth to a son, and will call him Immanuel.” Isaiah 7:14
What does Immanuel mean? Take a look at the definition:
Immanuel - God is with us.
In all of these super important theological details, I don’t want to miss the POINT of the message today; HOW DID HE DO IT? That is, HOW DID HE ACCOMPLISH THE RESCUE MISSION we learned about last week, which was why He came...to seek and save the lost, but HOW DID HE DO IT?!?
God the Father, gave Jesus, His own son. He gave Him to the WORLD...because He so loved the World. Jesus, God’s very own son...the second personhood of the trinity, gave up that comfort of the heavens, the comforts of the pre-cosmos, in order to come to our lowly human form to ... BE WITH US! To RESCUE US!! IMMANUEL!! GOD. WITH. US!!!!
The Bible makes it crystal clear that the purpose of Jesus coming into this world was to reconcile us back to God.
Jesus coming to earth was strictly A RESCUE OPERATION because according to Romans 3:23 “For everyone has sinned; we all fall short of God’s glorious standard.”
2 Corinthians 5:18-19 “This means that anyone who belongs to Christ has become a new person. The old life is gone; a new life has begun! And all of this is a gift from God, who brought us back to himself through Christ. And God has given us this task of reconciling people to him.”
After being crowned King in heaven, Jesus will return to earth. He will rule for 1,000 years, then his reign will continue forever in the new heavens and new earth. Now if you want details about what Jesus comes back to do and what happens during his 1,000 year reign, you can check out week five of our teaching series Scarlet Thread online or on our New Day App - where I teach in depth on this very topic.
But for our purposes today, all I want to say is: After being crowned King and returning to earth, Jesus will rule for 1,000 years, then his reign will continue forever in the new heavens and new earth - which is fitting because Jesus was born to be King.
In “The Righteousness of God” we are studying the wonderful New Testament book of Romans. The apostle wrote Romans to reveal the glorious news that through faith in Christ we can have righteousness (right standing) before God.
Our text this week is Romans 16 and our theme is Everyday People.
In “The Righteousness of God” we are studying the wonderful New Testament book of Romans. The apostle wrote Romans to reveal the glorious news that through faith in Christ we can have righteousness (right standing) before God.
Our text this week is Romans 15:22-33 and our theme is Paul's Future Plans.
In “The Righteousness of God” we are studying the wonderful New Testament book of Romans. The apostle wrote Romans to reveal the glorious news that through faith in Christ we can have righteousness (right standing) before God.
Our text this week is Romans 15:14-21 and our theme is Our Christian Calling.
In “The Righteousness of God” we are studying the wonderful New Testament book of Romans. The apostle wrote Romans to reveal the glorious news that through faith in Christ we can have righteousness (right standing) before God.
Our text this week is Romans 15:1-13 and our theme is Living in Harmony.
In “The Righteousness of God” we are studying the wonderful New Testament book of Romans. The apostle wrote Romans to reveal the glorious news that through faith in Christ we can have righteousness (right standing) before God.
Our text this week is Romans 14:13-23 and our theme is Stop the Stumble.
In “The Righteousness of God” we are studying the wonderful New Testament book of Romans. The apostle wrote Romans to reveal the glorious news that through faith in Christ we can have righteousness (right standing) before God.
Our text this week is Romans 14:1-13 and our theme is Passing Judgment.
In “The Righteousness of God” we are studying the wonderful New Testament book of Romans. The apostle wrote Romans to reveal the glorious news that through faith in Christ we can have righteousness (right standing) before God.
Our text this week is Romans 13:8-14 and our theme is Motivation for Right Living.
In “The Righteousness of God” we are studying the wonderful New Testament book of Romans. The apostle wrote Romans to reveal the glorious news that through faith in Christ we can have righteousness (right standing) before God.
Our text this week is Romans 13:1-7 and our theme is Our Obligation to Government.
In “The Righteousness of God” we are studying the wonderful New Testament book of Romans. The apostle wrote Romans to reveal the glorious news that through faith in Christ we can have righteousness (right standing) before God.
Our text this week is Romans 12:9-21 and our theme is Made New.
In “The Righteousness of God” we are studying the wonderful New Testament book of Romans. The apostle wrote Romans to reveal the glorious news that through faith in Christ we can have righteousness (right standing) before God.
Our text this week is Romans 12:3-8 and our theme is Good for Nothing.
In “The Righteousness of God” we are studying the wonderful New Testament book of Romans. The apostle wrote Romans to reveal the glorious news that through faith in Christ we can have righteousness (right standing) before God.
Our text this week is Romans 12:1-2 and our theme is Acceptable Worship.
In “The Righteousness of God” we are studying the wonderful New Testament book of Romans. The apostle wrote Romans to reveal the glorious news that through faith in Christ we can have righteousness (right standing) before God.
Our text this week is Romans 10:1-11:36 and our theme is Willful Ignorance.
In “The Righteousness of God” we are studying the wonderful New Testament book of Romans. The apostle wrote Romans to reveal the glorious news that through faith in Christ we can have righteousness (right standing) before God.
Our text this week is Romans 9:1-11 and our theme is Cut Off From Christ.
In “The Righteousness of God” we are studying the wonderful New Testament book of Romans. The apostle wrote Romans to reveal the glorious news that through faith in Christ we can have righteousness (right standing) before God.
Our text this week is Romans 8:31-39 and our theme is Indestructible Love.
In “The Righteousness of God” we are studying the wonderful New Testament book of Romans. The apostle wrote Romans to reveal the glorious news that through faith in Christ we can have righteousness (right standing) before God.
Our text this week is Romans 8:16-30 and our theme is Our Future Glory
In “The Righteousness of God” we are studying the wonderful New Testament book of Romans. The apostle wrote Romans to reveal the glorious news that through faith in Christ we can have righteousness (right standing) before God.
Our text this week is Romans 8:12-17 and our theme is Adopted by God.
In “The Righteousness of God” we are studying the wonderful New Testament book of Romans. The apostle wrote Romans to reveal the glorious news that through faith in Christ we can have righteousness (right standing) before God.
Our text this week is Romans 8:1-11 and our theme is The Spirit-Filled Life.
In “The Righteousness of God” we are studying the wonderful New Testament book of Romans. The apostle wrote Romans to reveal the glorious news that through faith in Christ we can have righteousness (right standing) before God.
Our text this week is Romans 7:14-25 and our theme is The Believer's Lament.
In “The Righteousness of God” we are studying the wonderful New Testament book of Romans. The apostle wrote Romans to reveal the glorious news that through faith in Christ we can have righteousness (right standing) before God.
Our text this week is Romans 7:7-13 and our theme is The Role of the Law.
In “The Righteousness of God” we are studying the wonderful New Testament book of Romans. The apostle wrote Romans to reveal the glorious news that through faith in Christ we can have righteousness (right standing) before God.
Our text this week is Romans 7:1-6 and our theme is Released from the Sentence of Death.
In “The Righteousness of God” we are studying the wonderful New Testament book of Romans. The apostle wrote Romans to reveal the glorious news that through faith in Christ we can have righteousness (right standing) before God.
Our text this week is Romans 6:15-23 and our theme is Slaves to Righteousness.
In “The Righteousness of God” we are studying the wonderful New Testament book of Romans. The apostle wrote Romans to reveal the glorious news that through faith in Christ we can have righteousness (right standing) before God.
Our text this week is Romans 6:1-14 and our theme is You're Dead to Me.
In “The Righteousness of God” we are studying the wonderful New Testament book of Romans. The apostle wrote Romans to reveal the glorious news that through faith in Christ we can have righteousness (right standing) before God.
Our text this week is Romans 5:12-21 and our theme is The Power of One Man.
In “The Righteousness of God” we are studying the wonderful New Testament book of Romans. The apostle wrote Romans to reveal the glorious news that through faith in Christ we can have righteousness (right standing) before God.
Our text this week is Romans 5:1-11 and our theme is Benefits of Believing.
In “The Righteousness of God” we are studying the wonderful New Testament book of Romans. The apostle wrote Romans to reveal the glorious news that through faith in Christ we can have righteousness (right standing) before God.
Our text this week is Romans 4:1-25 and our theme is By Grace Through Faith.
In “The Righteousness of God” we are studying the wonderful New Testament book of Romans. The apostle wrote Romans to reveal the glorious news that through faith in Christ we can have righteousness (right standing) before God.
Our text this week is Romans 3:21-31 and our theme is Escaping God's Wrath.
In “The Righteousness of God” we are studying the wonderful New Testament book of Romans. The apostle wrote Romans to reveal the glorious news that through faith in Christ we can have righteousness (right standing) before God.
Our text this week is Romans 3:1-20 and our theme is Correcting Misunderstandings.
In “The Righteousness of God” we are studying the wonderful New Testament book of Romans. The apostle wrote Romans to reveal the glorious news that through faith in Christ we can have righteousness (right standing) before God.
Our text this week is Romans 2:17-29 and our theme is False Security.
In “The Righteousness of God” we are studying the wonderful New Testament book of Romans. The apostle wrote Romans to reveal the glorious news that through faith in Christ we can have righteousness (right standing) before God.
Our text this week is Romans 2:14-16 and our theme is Wrath for the Irreligious.
In “The Righteousness of God” we are studying the wonderful New Testament book of Romans. The apostle wrote Romans to reveal the glorious news that through faith in Christ we can have righteousness (right standing) before God.
Our text this week is Romans 2:1-13 and our theme is Wrath for the Self-Righteous.
In “The Righteousness of God” we are studying the wonderful New Testament book of Romans. The apostle wrote Romans to reveal the glorious news that through faith in Christ we can have righteousness (right standing) before God.
Our text this week is Romans 1:18-32 and our theme is No Excuse.
In “The Righteousness of God” we are studying the wonderful New Testament book of Romans. The apostle wrote Romans to reveal the glorious news that through faith in Christ we can have righteousness (right standing) before God.
Our text this week is Romans 1:18 and our theme is The Wrath of God.
In “The Righteousness of God” we are studying the wonderful New Testament book of Romans. The apostle wrote Romans to reveal the glorious news that through faith in Christ we can have righteousness (right standing) before God.
Our text this week is Romans 1:16-17 and our theme is The Righteousness of God.
In “The Righteousness of God” we are studying the wonderful New Testament book of Romans. The apostle wrote Romans to reveal the glorious news that through faith in Christ we can have righteousness (right standing) before God.
Our text this week is Romans 1:1-16 and our theme is Introduction to the book of Romans.
This is week nineteen of our sermon series The Pursuit of Fulfillment with Mike Sorcinelli.
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