Sermons That Speak to Real Life
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If Jesus Saved You, Where Is Your Joy? | Matthew 9:14-17 | Sunday, August 16, 2026
Jesus’ disciples were living differently, and people noticed. In Matthew 9:14-17, ...Jesus explains why through the picture of a bridegroom, a new patch, and new wine in new wineskins.
This sermon challenges us with a deeply personal question: Does your life reflect the joy of your salvation?
Biblical joy is not pretending everything is perfect. It is a deeper satisfaction rooted in Christ that remains even through suffering, uncertainty, and difficult circumstances.
Discover the radical joy Jesus offers and why a life transformed by Christ should look different to the world around us.
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If Jesus Saved You, Where Is Your Joy? | Matthew 9:14-17 | Sunday, August 16, 2026
If salvation is the greatest news we could ...
If salvation is the greatest news we could ever receive, should people be able to see its joy in us?
Jesus’ disciples were living differently, and people noticed. In Matthew 9:14-17, ...Jesus explains why through the picture of a bridegroom, a new patch, and new wine in new wineskins.
This sermon challenges us with a deeply personal question: Does your life reflect the joy of your salvation?
Biblical joy is not pretending everything is perfect. It is a deeper satisfaction rooted in Christ that remains even through suffering, uncertainty, and difficult circumstances.
Discover the radical joy Jesus offers and why a life transformed by Christ should look different to the world around us.
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Jesus’ disciples were living differently, and people noticed. In Matthew 9:14-17, ...Jesus explains why through the picture of a bridegroom, a new patch, and new wine in new wineskins.
This sermon challenges us with a deeply personal question: Does your life reflect the joy of your salvation?
Biblical joy is not pretending everything is perfect. It is a deeper satisfaction rooted in Christ that remains even through suffering, uncertainty, and difficult circumstances.
Discover the radical joy Jesus offers and why a life transformed by Christ should look different to the world around us.
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Why Jesus Chose the People Religion Rejected | Matthew 9:9–17 | Sunday, August 9th, 2026
Why did Jesus intentionally surround Himself ...
Why did Jesus intentionally surround Himself with people the religious crowd rejected?
In Matthew 9:9–17, Jesus calls Matthew, a despised tax collector, and then does something scandalous: He sits down and ...eats with tax collectors and sinners.
The Pharisees saw people to avoid. Jesus saw people who needed mercy.
In A Radical Ministry, we discover what Jesus’ ministry teaches us about reaching people outside our comfortable circles, building radical relationships, and choosing soul management over image management.
If we truly want to follow Jesus, we have to ask: Who are we willing to reach that everyone else has written off?
Watch, share, and consider who God may be calling you to reach.Show More
In Matthew 9:9–17, Jesus calls Matthew, a despised tax collector, and then does something scandalous: He sits down and ...eats with tax collectors and sinners.
The Pharisees saw people to avoid. Jesus saw people who needed mercy.
In A Radical Ministry, we discover what Jesus’ ministry teaches us about reaching people outside our comfortable circles, building radical relationships, and choosing soul management over image management.
If we truly want to follow Jesus, we have to ask: Who are we willing to reach that everyone else has written off?
Watch, share, and consider who God may be calling you to reach.Show More

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Why Did Jesus Forgive Him Before He Healed Him? | Matthew 9:1–8 | Sunday, August 2nd, 2026
What if Jesus made a claim that only God had ...
What if Jesus made a claim that only God had the authority to make?
In Matthew 9:1–8, a paralyzed man is brought to Jesus expecting physical healing. But Jesus does something ...no one expected: He tells the man, “Your sins are forgiven.”
The religious leaders immediately accuse Jesus of blasphemy. Their reasoning raises one of the most important questions in the Gospel of Matthew: **Who is Jesus, and does He really have the authority to forgive sins?**
Jesus answers their challenge with something everyone in the room can see.
In this sermon, we explore the healing of the paralytic, Jesus’ authority as the Son of Man, His claim to divine authority, and why our spiritual condition ultimately matters more than our physical circumstances.
Scripture: Matthew 9:1–8
If Jesus truly has authority over sin, life, death, and eternity, then every one of us must decide how we will respond to Him.Show More
In Matthew 9:1–8, a paralyzed man is brought to Jesus expecting physical healing. But Jesus does something ...no one expected: He tells the man, “Your sins are forgiven.”
The religious leaders immediately accuse Jesus of blasphemy. Their reasoning raises one of the most important questions in the Gospel of Matthew: **Who is Jesus, and does He really have the authority to forgive sins?**
Jesus answers their challenge with something everyone in the room can see.
In this sermon, we explore the healing of the paralytic, Jesus’ authority as the Son of Man, His claim to divine authority, and why our spiritual condition ultimately matters more than our physical circumstances.
Scripture: Matthew 9:1–8
If Jesus truly has authority over sin, life, death, and eternity, then every one of us must decide how we will respond to Him.Show More

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The Demons Knew Who Jesus Was, Do You? | Matthew 8:28 & 9:1-8 | July 26th, 2026
The demons recognized Jesus immediately. The ...
The demons recognized Jesus immediately. The crowds witnessed His miracles. Then Jesus made an even greater claim by forgiving sins and proving His authority before everyone watching.
What does this reveal ...about who Jesus truly is? Join us as we study Matthew 8:28 through Matthew 9:1-8 and discover why Christ's authority changes everything.
Scripture: Matthew 8:28 & 9:1-8Show More
What does this reveal ...about who Jesus truly is? Join us as we study Matthew 8:28 through Matthew 9:1-8 and discover why Christ's authority changes everything.
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Would You Still Follow Jesus If It Cost You Everything? | Matthew 8:18-27 PART 2 | July 19th, 2026
What does it really mean to follow Jesus? ...
What does it really mean to follow Jesus?
Many people say they want to follow Christ until they discover what He actually asks of them. In Matthew 8:18-27, Jesus confronts two ...would-be disciples and reveals that following Him requires sacrifice, surrender, and faith.
In this sermon, you'll discover:
• Why Jesus said, "The Son of Man has nowhere to lay His head."
• What Jesus meant by, "Let the dead bury their own dead."
• The true cost of discipleship.
• Why Jesus is worthy of complete devotion.
• How His authority proves He is the Son of God.
If you've ever wondered whether you're truly following Jesus or simply admiring Him from a distance, this message is for you.
Scripture: Matthew 8:18-27
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Many people say they want to follow Christ until they discover what He actually asks of them. In Matthew 8:18-27, Jesus confronts two ...would-be disciples and reveals that following Him requires sacrifice, surrender, and faith.
In this sermon, you'll discover:
• Why Jesus said, "The Son of Man has nowhere to lay His head."
• What Jesus meant by, "Let the dead bury their own dead."
• The true cost of discipleship.
• Why Jesus is worthy of complete devotion.
• How His authority proves He is the Son of God.
If you've ever wondered whether you're truly following Jesus or simply admiring Him from a distance, this message is for you.
Scripture: Matthew 8:18-27
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Most Christians Would Walk Away After Hearing This | Matthew 8:18 - 27 | Sunday July 12th, 2026
What if following Jesus cost you your ...
What if following Jesus cost you your comfort, your plans, your reputation, or even your closest relationships?
In Matthew 8:18 to 27, Jesus confronts two men who say they want to ...follow Him. Instead of making discipleship easier, He makes it harder. His words challenge every believer to ask whether Christ truly comes before everything else.
In this sermon, you'll discover:
• Why Jesus said, "The Son of Man has nowhere to lay His head."
• What Jesus meant by, "Let the dead bury their own dead."
• The true cost of following Christ.
• Why Jesus deserves complete surrender.
• How Jesus' authority proves He is more than just a teacher.
• What radical discipleship looks like today.
• Why counting the cost of following Jesus is essential.
This message answers some of the most searched questions about Christian discipleship and will challenge both new believers and lifelong Christians to examine whether they are truly following Jesus.
Scripture: Matthew 8:18 to 27
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In Matthew 8:18 to 27, Jesus confronts two men who say they want to ...follow Him. Instead of making discipleship easier, He makes it harder. His words challenge every believer to ask whether Christ truly comes before everything else.
In this sermon, you'll discover:
• Why Jesus said, "The Son of Man has nowhere to lay His head."
• What Jesus meant by, "Let the dead bury their own dead."
• The true cost of following Christ.
• Why Jesus deserves complete surrender.
• How Jesus' authority proves He is more than just a teacher.
• What radical discipleship looks like today.
• Why counting the cost of following Jesus is essential.
This message answers some of the most searched questions about Christian discipleship and will challenge both new believers and lifelong Christians to examine whether they are truly following Jesus.
Scripture: Matthew 8:18 to 27
If this message encouraged or challenged you, consider subscribing and sharing it with someone who needs to hear the gospel today.
#Matthew8 #FollowJesus #Discipleship #JesusChrist #BibleSermon #ChristianSermon #Faith #BibleTeaching #Gospel #ChurchOnlineShow More
