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Sermons onMatthew 27

8 sermons at Bethel open Matthew 27 between 2016 and 2026, where it comes up 13 times.

  • 2 Corinthians – Good Grief! (2 Corinthians 7:1-16)

    October 28, 2026 · Dr Josh Burnham

    2 Corinthians

    • 22:10Matthew 27

      murder his brother. And ultimately there's a sorrow that leads to death. Think about Judas in Matthew 27, verse three and five. Was Judas, was Judas regretful of the time that he betrayed Jesus Christ? Yeah, he was. Judas overwhelmed with remorse in Matthew 27 because he betrayed innocent blood, returned silver, but he never went to Jesus Christ. He goes to the chief priest. He gives him the silver back. And ultimately the Bible says he

    • 22:17Matthew 27

      murder his brother. And ultimately there's a sorrow that leads to death. Think about Judas in Matthew 27, verse three and five. Was Judas, was Judas regretful of the time that he betrayed Jesus Christ? Yeah, he was. Judas overwhelmed with remorse in Matthew 27 because he betrayed innocent blood, returned silver, but he never went to Jesus Christ. He goes to the chief priest. He gives him the silver back. And ultimately the Bible says he

  • Matthew – Who Is This? (Matthew 21:1-17)

    July 20, 2025 · Jared Mitchell

    Matthew

    • 30:21Matthew 27

      some in this crowd who were shouting Hosanna to the son of David would be the same ones that shall crucify him in Matthew 27 and listen it's possible for me and you if our understanding of who Jesus is falls short that we can sing to him on Sunday but then like the crowds in Matthew 27 we can say crucify him on Monday so let us look deeply

    • 30:37Matthew 27

      some in this crowd who were shouting Hosanna to the son of David would be the same ones that shall crucify him in Matthew 27 and listen it's possible for me and you if our understanding of who Jesus is falls short that we can sing to him on Sunday but then like the crowds in Matthew 27 we can say crucify him on Monday so let us look deeply

  • The Mind of a Disciple: Judas

    June 18, 2023 · Dr Josh Burnham

    The Mind of a Disciple

    • 21:25Matthew 27

      So I ask you today, are you a friend to Jesus? And after this moment, we do not see or hear from Judas again until Matthew 27. So let's read that. Matthew 27, verse 3. It's as if the last thing Judas hears from Jesus himself is, Friend, why have you come? And I imagine that that word was ringing in his ear over and over and over again.

    • 21:35Matthew 27

      So I ask you today, are you a friend to Jesus? And after this moment, we do not see or hear from Judas again until Matthew 27. So let's read that. Matthew 27, verse 3. It's as if the last thing Judas hears from Jesus himself is, Friend, why have you come? And I imagine that that word was ringing in his ear over and over and over again.

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  • The Promised King Part II (Matthew 27:11-14)

    April 9, 2023 · Dr Josh Burnham

    The Promised King

    • 4:36Matthew 27

      …better king, an eternal king. And his name is Jesus Christ. So once again today, let us turn our attention to the throne of God. If you have your Bibles with you, and I hope that you do, join me in the book of Matthew. Matthew chapter 27 today. The book of Matthew. And if you don't have your Bibles, you can use the one in the pew in front of you. Take that home. That is our gift to you. If you don't have a Bible in front of you, we will also have…

    • 4:52Matthew 27

      If you don't have a Bible in front of you, we will also have Scriptures on the screen. Matthew chapter 27, beginning in verse 11. And then I will pray over our gathering. Matthew's the first book in the New Testament. The first gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ. Now Jesus stood before the governor. Are you the king of the Jews? The governor asked him. Jesus answered, you say so.

  • Sunday, August 12, 2018

    August 12, 2018 · Dr Josh Burnham

    Habakkuk

    • 16:42Matthew 27

      This is what Jesus says on the cross. Matthew 27, 46. About three in the afternoon, Jesus cries out with a loud voice. He says, Eli, Eli, Lamach, Sabachthani, which is my God, my God. Why? Why have you forsaken me? This is the Savior. He who knew no sin became sin that we might become the righteousness of God.

  • Sunday, January 21, 2018

    January 21, 2018 · Dr Josh Burnham

    Jonah

    • 32:02Matthew 27

      …Christ took our place and our punishment and our abandonment. Yeah, I believe one of the horrors of the cross was not the pain. It was not the nails driven in his hands. It was not the thorns on his head. Listen to Matthew 27. Jesus on the cross from noon until three in the afternoon.

  • Sunday, May 14, 2017

    May 14, 2017 · Dr Josh Burnham

    • 39:27Matthew 27

      Together It's Okay For Us To Say Look World I Was Walking In Darkness And I Didn't Find The Light Switch But God Sent His Son That Was My Light And If God Slowly Removes Our Strengths Will We Listen I'm Reminded That Often It Takes A Dark Night To Make Me See The Light I'm Reminded In Matthew 27 The Darkest Day In History

  • Sunday, January 10, 2016

    January 10, 2016 · Dr Josh Burnham

    • 12:40Matthew 27

      matthew 27 again that after jesus died on the cross and people wag their heads people wag their tongues robbers wag their tongues people mocked him with the crown of thorns people we don't get it sometimes right but creation gets it i love god's word what it says verse 51 when jesus died in weakness and in struggle and mockery behold the veil of the temple was torn from top to bottom