Sermons onMatthew 2

His Name Shall Be

• 2:07Matthew 2

  So my name is Josh, one of your pastors here, and today I get to open up the word with you. If you have your Bibles, and I hope you do, join me in two passages. You're overachievers because you're here after Christmas. I believe in you. Luke 2, first, and then Matthew 2, second. So Luke 2, we will be reading in verse 16. And the Gospels remind us that Christmas is not just something we celebrate.

• 19:20Matthew 2

  can you imagine? Can you believe that God invited these Gentile, stinky humans to see the birth of his son? And Matthew says, well, can you believe that magi from the east came? And so in Matthew 2, we see the whole world up in arms from this royal announcement. Matthew 2, verse 1.

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Micah

• 16:48Matthew 2

  …the Jews would be born, but where the king of kings was to be born. It's where our king, our, our, our Lord Jesus, this is the prophecy that the priest shared with the Magi who came to Jerusalem looking for a king. In Matthew 2, 1 through 12 is, is where that's found. But in verse 6, it says, and you, Bethlehem, in the land of Judah, are by no means least among the rulers of Judah,

Christmas Playlist

• 6:32Matthew 2

  God gives you and I so much more than we could ever hope, dream, or imagine. Hear the great exchange from the word of the Lord. Matthew 2, beginning in verse 1. After Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Judea in the days of King Herod, wise men from the east arrived in Jerusalem, saying,

• 11:52Matthew 2

  honor, and glory. In Jesus' holy name we pray. Amen. And amen. Well, Matthew 2 points us to two beautiful truths. And the first is this, that the wise men, the magi, have gifts for God. they go to Jerusalem because they want to go to Bethlehem and they go to the current king because they want to see the heavenly king and they come

Who's Your King

• 31:52Matthew 2:15

  And there's a verse that reminds us of this situation. Matthew 2.15 says that they stayed there until Herod's death so that what was spoken by the Lord, the prophet, might be fulfilled. Out of Egypt I called my son. Now, what is the Yahweh promised David? That your descendant will be my son because I will be his father. Out of Egypt I called my son.

The Promised King

• 7:31Matthew 2

  Let's read Matthew 2, 1 through 5. Because I think what we're going to see, there are people that the birth of the true king struck fear into their heart. And I think for those of us who wrestle daily with, I am the king, this is going to…

• 7:53Matthew 2

  Let's read Matthew 2, 1 through 5. Because I think what we're going to see, there are people that the birth of the true king struck fear into their heart. And I think for those of us who wrestle daily with, I am the king, this is going to…

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Dear Church

• 3:33Matthew 2

  So let's pray, and then we will look at Matthew 2 this morning. Lord, as we bow our heads, may we bend our knees to you, the light of the world. Lord, this season brings so much emotion. For some, this is the best day of their life. We think about Philip, who said, Lord, you gave him a new heart last month, and now you've filled his heart today.

• 5:00Matthew 2

  And amen. Well, in Matthew 2, we have the promise of Jesus' light. The promise of Jesus' light. The first book in the New Testament describes it this way. Matthew 2, beginning in verse 2. It might be a story you know very well. Matthew 2 says, After Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Judea, in the days of King Herod, wise men from the east arrived in Jerusalem.

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Fact Check

• 2:07Matthew 2

  So my name is Josh, one of your pastors here, and today I get to open up the Word with you. If you have your Bibles, and I hope you do, join me in two passages. You're overachievers because you're here after Christmas, I believe in you. Luke 2, first, and then Matthew 2, second. So Luke 2, we will be reading in verse 16. And the Gospels remind us that Christmas is not just something we celebrate, it is someone we encounter.

• 19:21Matthew 2

  And so in Matthew 2, we see the whole world up in arms from this royal announcement. Matthew 2, verse 1. After Jesus, after Christmas, was born in Bethlehem of Judea in the days of King Herod. So in the days of who? Now, I'm going to be very simple with you because it's important. What type of status did Herod have?

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Advent

• 3:00Matthew 2

  So join me in your word. Matthew chapter 2. Matthew 2, beginning in verse 1. We're going to read together. I'm reading from the Christian Standard Bible. If you have the Pew Bible, I don't have a page number for you. So if anyone is bold enough to shout out the correct page number. Can I get a witness?

• 3:00Matthew 2

  So join me in your word. Matthew chapter 2. Matthew 2, beginning in verse 1. We're going to read together. I'm reading from the Christian Standard Bible. If you have the Pew Bible, I don't have a page number for you. So if anyone is bold enough to shout out the correct page number. Can I get a witness?

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Isaiah

• 20:31Matthew 2

  It's that way, right? So the blue facing the wooded area Is the eastern side That would be the gate that you enter in So if you have time after service today Walk out to that field and see the tabernacle God dwelling among his people It's a neat experience Matthew 2: When the wise men see the star When they saw the star They were overwhelmed with joy Baptist people, did you hear what the wise men said?