Episode List

Jesus is the wonder-working God-Man who has come to meet our deepest needs. In part 16c of Matthew: The Messiah Has Come, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Matthew 15:32 – 16:20.

As believers in Jesus Christ, we are blessed. God calls us to be a blessing to others and take the gospel to the ends of the earth, that people from all tribes and tongues will worship Him. Guest Speaker reads from Genesis 12:1-3.

Jesus is the wonder-working God-Man who has come to meet our deepest needs. In part 16b of Matthew: The Messiah Has Come, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Matthew 15:1-31.

Jesus is the wonder-working God-Man who has come to meet our deepest needs. In part 16a of Matthew: The Messiah Has Come, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Matthew 14:1-36.

The secrets of the kingdom of heaven have been hidden from the spiritually unresponsive, but revealed to those who seek spiritual truth. In part 15b of Matthew: The Messiah Has Come, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Matthew 13:1-58.

The secrets of the kingdom of heaven have been hidden from the spiritually unresponsive, but revealed to those who seek spiritual truth. In part 15a of Matthew: The Messiah Has Come, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Matthew 13:1-58.

Jesus does not always conform to our expectations, but nevertheless He calls us to repentance, faith and obedience. In part 14 of Matthew: The Messiah Has Come, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Matthew 11:1 – 12:50.

The Messiah’s diverse messengers will face persecution, but can also rest in the heavenly Father’s sovereign care. In part 13 of Matthew: The Messiah Has Come, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Matthew 10:1-42.

Jesus has unlimited power to deliver people, but those who would follow Him must consider the cost and then join Him in His mission. In part 12b of Matthew: The Messiah Has Come, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Matthew 8:1 – 9:38.

Jesus has unlimited power to deliver people, but those who would follow Him must consider the cost and then join Him in His mission. In part 12a of Matthew: The Messiah Has Come, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Matthew 8:1 – 9:38.

The inspired Word of God is powerful to transform you and equip you for every good work. Pastor Dan Cox reads from 2 Timothy 3:14-17.

Narrow is the road that leads to life and true righteousness. In part 11 of Matthew: The Messiah Has Come, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Matthew 7:1-29.

As we pursue kingdom priorities and trust God with our needs, we will build eternal treasures and be free from anxiety. In part 10 of Matthew: The Messiah Has Come, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Matthew 6:19-34.

True righteousness seeks God’s reward—not the approval of people. In part 9 of Matthew: The Messiah Has Come, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Matthew 6:1-18.

True righteousness flows out of a righteous heart… it is not mere conformity to external community standards and appearances. In part 8 of Matthew: The Messiah Has Come, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Matthew 5:21-48.

Jesus wonderfully and completely fulfilled the righteous requirements of the Law… and offends those who think themselves righteous. In part 7 of Matthew: The Messiah Has Come, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Matthew 5:17-20.

You are salt and light… but, flavorless salt and hidden light bring no praise to our heavenly Father. In part 6 of Matthew: The Messiah Has Come, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Matthew 5:13-16.

Those who admit they have nothing in themselves will receive everything in Christ. In part 5 of Matthew: The Messiah Has Come, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Matthew 5:1-12.

Jesus calls us to follow Him, join Him in His mission, endure what may come and rejoice in the kingdom. In part 4 of Matthew: The Messiah Has Come, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Matthew 4:12-25.

We have a choice: to follow in the patterns of sinful examples, or to follow the example of those who honored and lived for Jesus Christ. Phil McKown reads from 2 Kings 21:19 – 22:2.