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In the Beatitudes, Jesus teaches the values of the Kingdom of Heaven, blessing the poor in spirit, mourners, the meek, and those who hunger for righteousness. These qualities reflect a heart aligned with God’s will. The message emphasizes spiritual humility, mercy, purity, and perseverance, offering comfort and a future reward in the Kingdom of Heaven.

Jesus begins His public ministry in Galilee, fulfilling prophecy and calling ordinary men to follow Him. His message, “Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is near,” is central to His mission. Jesus equips His disciples to be “fishers of men,” emphasizing faith, obedience, and full commitment. His ministry involves preaching, teaching, and healing, offering freedom and restoration.

Sermon Notes 1 In my former book, Theophilus, I wrote… read more

After Jesus fasted in the desert and was tempted, His victory over Satan and His unwavering commitment to God’s will is made clear. Despite the devil’s attempts to lure Him with shortcuts and power, Jesus responds with Scripture, demonstrating the importance of obedience. His triumph over temptation establishes His role as our sympathetic High Priest, guiding us through our own battles.

Sermon Notes Ashore on Malta 1 Once safely on shore,… read more

Jesus’ baptism by John, though unnecessary for Him, fulfills righteousness and identifies Him with sinners. It initiates His public ministry, foreshadows His sacrifice, and demonstrates His mission. The Holy Spirit’s descent like a dove symbolizes peace and divine power. God’s declaration affirms Jesus as His beloved Son, ushering in the Messianic age.

Sermon Notes Paul Sails for Rome 27 When it was… read more

John the Baptist’s urgent message of repentance prepares the way for Jesus, the King. His baptism symbolizes repentance, but Jesus will baptize with the Holy Spirit and fire, offering both purification and power. The Kingdom of Heaven is near—present and future. Our response to Jesus determines our eternal destiny: warmth and power or separation and judgment.

Sermon Notes 26 Then Agrippa said to Paul, “You have… read more