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The Gospel Of Matthew

The Gospel Of Matthew | End Of The Age Discourse

We continue our sermon series in the Gospel of Matthew with The End of the Age Discourse in Matthew 24-25 where Jesus teaches about the near and distant future of the church and what it looks like for His disciples to be found ready.

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  • The Words Of Jesus | Promontory Campus | The Gospel Of Matthew: The End Of The Age Discourse

    Matthew 24:32-35

    As Jesus tells his disciples about his second coming, he tells them that it will not be far off.  Now two thousand years later that can seem difficult to believe, but Jesus’ words are no less true today.  We can trust the everlasting words of Jesus as he promises us that he is coming again soon.

  • The Lesson Of The Fig Tree | Agassiz Campus | The Gospel Of Matthew: The End Of The Age Discourse

    Matthew 24:32-35

    Using the illustration of a tree that buds in spring, Jesus teaches us to be watchful for the signs of His imminent return, which is as sure as His words. The trustworthiness of God’s Word is what guides us as we long for, and hasten, His appearing.

  • Christ's Certain Coming | Harrison & Lake Errock Campuses | The Gospel Of Matthew: The End Of The Age Discourse

    Matthew 24:32-35

    After almost 2,000 years since Jesus told his disciples in Matthew 24 that his return was near, we’re still waiting… Did we miss his coming?! Did Jesus get his timing wrong? Can we even trust the words of Jesus to begin with?! Through Matthew 24:32-35 and other texts this sermon seeks to make the case that Jesus didn’t get it wrong. Christ’s second coming is indeed both near and certain. God’s word can be trusted.

  • Why Trust The Bible | Chilliwack Campus | The Gospel of Matthew: The End Of The Age Discourse

    Matthew 24:32-35

    In the midst of speaking about the end times Jesus delivers a powerful statement about the absolute dependability, divine authority, and eternal nature of His words. This sermon explores why the Bible is trustworthy in light of Jesus.

  • What Comes Next | Promontory Campus | The Gospel Of Matthew: The End Of The Age Discourse

    Matthew 24:15-31

    As Jesus teaches his disciples about what will happen at the End Times, he gives them warnings about what will happen next.  Jesus warns them about the disasters that will take place, but also the false prophets who will come.  He calls his disciples to heed his warnings and endure faithfully as they wait for his return. 

     

  • A Day, Those Days, And The Day | Harrison & Lake Errock Campuses | The Gospel Of Matthew: The End Of The Age Discourse

    Matthew 24:15-31

    Jesus continues to unpack the complicated and convoluted question of the disciples at the beginning of Matthew 24. As Jesus points to his ultimate return and coronation as King we learn to expect suffering, be wary of false messiahs, and get about the kingdom business of preaching the Gospel of Jesus Christ, because our only hope is found in Him as King and Savior.

  • It's The End Of The World As We Know It And I Feel Fine | Agassiz Campus | The Gospel Of Matthew: The End Of The Age Discourse

    Matthew 24:15-31

    Jesus shares about the great tribulation, which reminds us of the tumultuous times ahead, where uncertainty and chaos may abound. Yet, amidst this foreboding storm, it's crucial to anchor ourselves in the unwavering truth that Jesus is who he says he is, and he will reign supreme. His sovereignty helps us walk through all earthly trials and tribulations, offering hope and peace in the face of adversity.

  • The Space Between | Chilliwack Campus | The Gospel of Matthew: The End Of The Age Discourse

    Matthew 24:15-31

    In Matthew 24, Jesus speaks about two particular mountain peaks of human history: the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD, and Jesus’ final return. But what do we do with the space between? Thankfully, in the End of the Age Discourse, Jesus speaks into this space known as the Gospel Age, by giving us several imperatives about how we can live faithfully as we eagerly await His return in the face of similar trials

  • Enduring To The End | Promontory Campus | The Gospel Of Matthew: The End Of The Age Discourse

    Matthew 24:1-14

    Few passages in the Bible have been a hotly debated as the “End of the Age Discourse” in Matthew. But while our minds are often drawn to the when and what of how all these things will take place, we must first remember Jesus’ primary aim in speaking these words. To exhort and encourage His followers to remain faithful and endure until the end, whenever that is. By heeding Jesus’ words to avoid deception and alarm, we can more effectively proclaim the gospel of the kingdom to the whole world as a testimony to all nations.

  • Endurance To The End | Harrison Campus | The Gospel Of Matthew: The End Of The Age Discourse

    Matthew 24:1-14

    Matthew 24-25 contains Jesus’ last discourse in the Gospel of Matthew. In this first part, Jesus forewarns his disciples of the sufferings they will need to endure before his second coming and the end of the age.