Why does Jesus tell us not to be afraid, and then tell us there is someone we should fear? What does it mean to fear God without living in terror? And how can you find courage when following Jesus comes at a cost? In today’s episode, Keith unpacks Matthew 10:21–42 and explains how a right fear of God frees us from the power of people’s opinions and reminds us that our lives are held by our Father.

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Passage: Matthew 10:21–42

What does Jesus mean when he says the harvest is plentiful but the laborers are few? How are his followers called to demonstrate and proclaim the kingdom? And what can we do when following Jesus brings resistance or feels overwhelming? In today’s episode, Jeff unpacks Matthew 10:1–20 and reminds us that Jesus sends us into his harvest to speak and live the good news, relying on his power rather than our own.

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Passage: Matthew 10:1–20

Have you ever felt like God has forgotten about you? Why does Jesus pause to help a woman while a desperate father waits for him to heal his dying daughter? And what does this story teach us about trusting in God’s timing? In today’s episode, Patrick explores Matthew 9:18–38 and reminds us that God hasn’t forgotten us, even when he asks us to wait and trust his purposes.

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Passage: Matthew 9:18–38

Who gets a place at Jesus’s table? Why did religious leaders object when Jesus welcomed tax collectors and sinners? And what does his response reveal about the kind of people he came to save? In today’s episode, Jensen explores Matthew 9:1–17 and shows us that Jesus has the authority to forgive our sins and welcomes those who recognize their need for him.

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Passage: Matthew 9:1–17

Who do you think Jesus really is? What does his authority over the storm and the spiritual world reveal about him? And what would it look like to trust him with every part of your life? In today’s episode, Tanya explores Matthew 8:18–34 and shows us that Jesus is more than a teacher or healer; he is the King with authority over all creation and. is worthy of our total trust.

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Passage: Matthew 8:18–34

Do you believe Jesus can help you, but wonder if he wants to? What would change if you knew his answer was yes? And what does his response to the leper show us about his heart? In today’s episode, Keith walks through Matthew 8:1–17 and shows us how Jesus doesn’t pull away from our need, but moves toward us with compassion.

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Passage: Matthew 8:1–17

What are you building your life on? Is your faith deep enough to withstand the storms of life? And what does it take to build a life that lasts? In today’s episode, Jeff explores Matthew 7:24–29 and invites us to dig deep, put Jesus’s words into practice, and build our lives on the solid foundation of Christ.

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Passage: Matthew 7:24–29

Who are you letting shape your faith? How can you tell when a spiritual teacher is leading you toward truth or away from it? And what does Jesus mean when he warns us about wolves in sheep’s clothing? In today’s episode, Patrick explores Matthew 7:15–23 and Jesus’s warning to watch for false teachers, examine their fruit, and follow the truth of God’s Word.

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Passage: Matthew 7:15–23

Why is the road to life narrow when there seem to be so many paths to choose from? What does Jesus mean when he tells us to ask, seek, and knock? And how does prayer help us stay on the path? In today’s episode, Jensen unpacks Matthew 7:7–14 and shows us why following Jesus takes intentionality, perseverance, and dependence on our good Father.

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Passage: Matthew 7:7–14

Why are we so quick to see other people’s problems? What does Jesus mean when he tells us not to judge? And what should we do with the “plank” in our own eye? In today’s episode, Tanya explains how Matthew 7:1–6 calls us to stop comparing ourselves to others and let Jesus deal with what’s broken in us.

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Passage: Matthew 7:1–6

Can worrying actually change anything? Why are we so tempted to carry tomorrow’s problems today? And what does worry reveal about our trust in God? In today’s episode, Keith explores how Matthew 6:25–34 teaches us to seek God first and receive his grace one day at a time.

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Passage: Matthew 6:25–34