Matthew 7:7-11 contains a universal transdispensational principle concerning prayer. It teaches us that the purpose of prayer is to draw us into deeper fellowship with God. Jesus gives us three essential thoughts about prayer.Ask…be sincere and keep on askingSeek…be diligent and keep on seekingKnock…be persistent and keep on knocking1. We must protect ourselves from self-centered … Read more
Today, we unpacked the deep doctrinal truths found in Matthew 7:6, 15-23. Jesus used metaphors of dogs and swine to describe false teachers and truth rejectors. He says, Do not share holy things with these people, they will only turn against you and trample the truth that was delivered to them.David, in Psalm 22, prophesied … Read more
Opening the final section of the Sermon on the Mount, in Matthew 7, we see the Messiah King Jesus instructing his disciples concerning how they are to treat one another. The first five verses is all about abstaining from the natural tendancy to be critical of one another. This is a universal principle that transcends … Read more
We were able to conclude our study of the middle chapter of the Sermon on the Mount, where Jesus teaches his disciples concerning the power of motive and how it drives what kind of reward will be received. These three acts of Jewish piety found in v.1-18 are critical to understanding what the true treasure … Read more
Website Demo<click I want to thank Pat Hegler for the tutorial of how to navigate our website – rdtw.org. He has developed an incredible tool to help us all in our personal Bible study. I am very excited about how the Lord will use this in the days ahead! Today, we finally unpacked the issue … Read more
We continued our study of the Lord’s Prayer this morning, looking at the devotional application of this kingdom prayer in Matthew 6:9-13. We focused on the phrase “thy will be done.” In this dispensation of the grace of God, we are given seven specific commands concerning the will of God. God’s will is a spiritual … Read more