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Sermons onMatthew 3

6 sermons at Bethel open Matthew 3 between 2015 and 2025, where it comes up 22 times.

  • Matthew

    • 4:47Matthew 3:17

      He's a then master. Because this is what we see. In Matthew 3.17, there's a beautiful voice from heaven that says, this is my beloved son in whom I am well pleased. Then, 4.1, without pause, the spirit of God leads the son of God into the wilderness. And as this is happening, as the Holy Spirit is leading Jesus by this divine then, guess who's lurking in the shadows?

    • 21:36Matthew 3

      Verse 3. To Jesus. If you are the son of God. Now, Satan does not deny that Jesus is actually the son of God. In fact, he knows that Jesus is the son of God. Look at verse 17 of Matthew 3. A voice comes from heaven and says, This is my beloved son in whom I am well pleased. So I don't know if Satan was at the Jordan River at that time. But I guarantee someone brought word back to Satan and said,

  • Matthew

    • 1:06Matthew 3

      We'll be somewhere in Matthew all summer. We'll be somewhere in Matthew somewhere this summer. So join me today, Matthew chapter 3. And we gather today as we do every week as people of faith in Jesus Christ because of the gospel. Jesus in my place. Jesus in your place. And if you are new here, if you're watching online maybe for the first time or…

    • 1:42Matthew 3

      …here for whatever reason, just know that you're welcome. You're not simply welcome. You're wanted here. We believe that when we gather in the name of Christ, God is magnified. He is glorified by your presence. Today in Matthew 3, we're going to meet a dude named John. He wasn't polished, wasn't polite, didn't come with a platform, a following, or a filtered message.

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  • Who's Your King

    • 32:50Matthew 3

      And Jesus says that the scriptures might be fulfilled. And so Jesus is baptized and there's a voice coming from heaven in Matthew 3 at the baptism. And the voice says this, this is my beloved son with whom I am well pleased. At his baptism, Jesus Christ is the son of God. Consider the temptation of Jesus Christ. Out of everything that Satan could have tempted Jesus with, Satan uses these words.

  • It’s Worth the Journey

    December 1, 2019 · Dr Josh Burnham

    Advent

    • 6:24Matthew 3

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    • 6:25Matthew 3

      …in verse 1. Matthew 2, beginning in verse 1. Matthew 2, beginning in verse 1. Matthew 2, beginning in verse 1. Matthew 2, beginning in verse 1. Matthew 2, beginning in verse 1. Matthew 2, beginning in verse 1. Matthew 3, beginning in verse 1. Matthew 3, beginning in verse 1. Matthew 3, beginning in verse 1. Matthew 3, beginning in verse 1. Matthew 3, beginning in verse 1. Matthew 3, beginning in verse 1. Matthew 3, beginning in verse…

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  • Sunday, October 4, 2015

    October 4, 2015 · Dan Moran

    • 10:56Matthew 3

      …thing, and my life is unmanageable. Folks, when we come to that crisis, that moment right then, that we realize that we are in a conflict. That God Almighty is the only one that can resolve that. That is exactly what Matthew chapter 3 says. Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they shall be satisfied. Then Jacob prayed, O God, O Lord, I am unworthy of all the kindness and faithfulness you've shown me.

  • Sunday, September 13, 2015

    September 13, 2015 · Dan Moran

    • 20:25Matthew 3

      I need God to help me through this process. I got to admit it, then I need it. Then I got to ask the guy who can fix it. Matthew chapter 3 in the new, the message translation. It's a paraphrase, and I don't normally preach, but I want you to listen to the language of Matthew 5, verse 3. You're blessed when you're at the end of your rope. With less of you, there is more of God and his rules.