Sermons onMatthew 7

Jeremiah

• 27:07Matthew 7

  My little broken sister if I can just patch that one crack then God will accept me and there's nothing you can do to repair the cracks of your life that sin has destroyed. There is a remedy we will see shortly but there is no easy fix. Jesus actually reminds us of this in Matthew 7. He says wide is the

Jeremiah

• 25:59Matthew 7

  But for us, post-resurrection, God supplies you by filling you with himself. God gives you the Holy Spirit. That is our supply, and it's not just simply the word of Jeremiah. Remember what Matthew 7 says. Jesus is reminding us to pray, and he says, How much more will your Father in heaven give good gifts to those who love him? This is on the heels of Jesus saying, ask.

Love God Love People

• 31:00Matthew 7

  …it. You're close enough to admire the kingdom. You're close enough to speak rightly about it, but you still remain outside. And I think the reason this should stop us in our tracks, because I hear the words of Jesus in Matthew 7 in the Sermon on the Mount, where Jesus looks at the crowd and says, not everyone who says to me, Lord, Lord, Lord, will enter the kingdom of heaven. It's the reminder here that you and I can speak accurately about God.

Asking for a Friend

• 13:21Matthew 7

  And if that is the hope you have, you don't have hope. It's the exact same logic that Jesus uses in Matthew 7. When he says to those who are listening, not everyone who says to me, Lord, Lord. Now, let's just stop there. These are not people who have walked an aisle and said to a church, Lord, Lord. These were not valedictorians, summa cum laude, at the Hebrew rabbi school who have said, Lord, Lord.

Matthew

• 20:16Matthew 7

  Because this man from Nazareth teaches as one who has authority. And we should say, yeah, He does, all authority. Matthew 7, 29. Even then, something was different about Him. But now, after the cross and after the tomb, after death has been broken and undone, He declares it openly. No more hints. Jesus says to us, all authority has been given.

Matthew

• 10:55Matthew 7

  to understanding this, that the only way that me and you are going to live the way Jesus calls us to live is to trust only in the cross of Christ. Not our righteousness, but his. But as we consider righteousness from Matthew chapter seven, I want you to go to Matthew chapter five and look with me in verse 17. And I believe that this verse is really a focal point for his sermon,

Kings and Kingdoms

• 30:55Matthew 7

  And I think the reason this should stop us in our tracks, because I hear the words of Jesus in Matthew 7 in the Sermon on the Mount. Where Jesus looks at the crowd and says, not everyone who says to me, Lord, Lord, will enter the kingdom of heaven. It's the reminder here that you and I can speak accurately about God. We…

When in Romans

• 14:59Matthew 7

  One of the most quoted verses, when people feel judged in our world, they'll pull it out immediately, right? Do not judge so that you won't be judged. It's in Matthew 7. It's a reminder that our perspective is limited, but our judgments often fall short of God's perfect understanding. The truth is judgment is something we all try to dodge in this life because it makes us feel…

• 16:13Matthew 7

  All right, well, we're going to go back to Matthew 7 for a minute. Matthew 7, verse 1. I'm going to read that verse again, but in full context. Do not judge that you won't be judged, for you will be judged by the same standard which you judge others, and you will be…

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Ecclesiastes

• 24:53Matthew 7

  go together in worship and Jesus warns us about empty religious words if you think that this is not possible today listen to Matthew chapter 7 Jesus speaking to crowds that are interested in his words these are not pagans these are not atheists or agnostic these are people who are sensitive to the word of God and he says to this group not everyone who says to me Lord Lord will enter the kingdom

The Mind of a Disciple

• 13:07Matthew 7

  Andrew reminds us that God is not far. He desires that you seek Him. Matthew 7, the Messiah reiterates the same thing. Jesus says, ask, seek, and find. If you ask, it will be given. If you seek, you will find. If you knock, the door will be open. Church today, oh, that we would have a heart of Andrew. A man that had a heart that sought after God. The heart that would ask things of the Lord.

Hidden Revealed

• 25:29Matthew 7

  and he knows us he goes before us we are with him and he is with us and I would suggest to you that there's no one greater to know than the king of kings and how I pray for you what we see in Matthew 7 don't stand before the father one day and him look at you and say do we know each other me and you I mean I know that I know that

God is Bigger

• 41:57Matthew 7

  But that's the bold assurance that any child has who knows that their father loves them, that cares and will meet their need in their time of need. And yet this is what you can do because of the bold love of Jesus Christ. This is exactly what the Messiah says in Matthew 7, verse 7. Jesus himself says ask and it will be given to you. Seek and you will find.

James

• 14:02Matthew 7

  I believe the Holy Spirit is echoing back to another famous sermon. The Sermon on the Mount. In Matthew chapter 7, Jesus says the same words. He says this. Not everyone who says to me, Lord, Lord, will enter the kingdom of heaven. But only the one who does. Sound familiar? Here, James would say it this way, but be doers of the word. Everyone who does the will of my Father in heaven.

2020 Vision

• 6:40Matthew 7

  …life of substance. Jesus Christ says this way. He said, build your house upon the rock. So this year, how do we conquer St. Clair County for the gospel? We begin by living as people of substance. And so turn with me in Matthew chapter 7. Some of you might know this is the Sermon on the Mount.

• 6:54Matthew 7

  Some of you might know this is the Sermon on the Mount. So Sermons on the Mount series of proclamations by Jesus Christ. Matthew 7 verse 24. I'm reading from the CSB Bible. And if you don't have a Bible with you, many of you have pew Bibles in front of you. Please take that and use it. If you don't have a Bible, that is our gift to you. We believe…

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Advent

• 35:15Matthew 7

  So the sign of God is given for us not to sit still, but to seek. So how do we respond to this message? God wants his people to be seekers and not sitters. How do we know that? Because Jesus says in Matthew 7, Jesus reminds us of this truth, that we should constantly seek him. Shepherds, don't just look at me. Don't be afraid. Go. Jesus says in Matthew 7, ask and it will be given.

• 35:27Matthew 7

  Jesus says in Matthew 7, ask and it will be given. Seek and you will find. Knock and the door will be opened. Now the best translation would actually be this, of that phrase. Continue to ask and you will be continually given. Continually seek and you will continually find. Continually knock and the door will be continually opened.

Isaiah

• 27:35Matthew 7:7

  matthew 7 7. he says hey ask you want you ask and it will be given so if we believe jesus at his word which i think is a really good idea if you have not been given then i am probably not asking ask and it will be given seek and you will find knock and the door will be open now some of you are thinking million dollars here we go bankroll my bucket list no it has to be in the will of god without selfish motives