Sermons

Jesus did not come merely as a teacher or prophet — He came proclaiming the arrival of a kingdom.

Matthew reveals that the storyline of Scripture has been moving toward this moment: the King has come. We encounter Jesus as the long-awaited King — the Son of David, the Son of Abraham. He is the fulfillment of every covenant promise and the answer to our longing for rescue and restoration.

In chapters 1–4, we see the King’s arrival and the beginning of His public ministry. This leads to the Sermon on the Mount in chapters 5–7 where Jesus calls His people to heart-level righteousness.

But the Gospel of Matthew isn’t written simply to inform us about Jesus — it’s written to form us as His followers. We are called to live under Jesus’ authority, to trust His Word, and to learn the way of His kingdom.

Over the coming weeks, we’ll walk through Matthew 1–7 under the theme Following the King. Each passage will show us more of who Jesus is and what it means to be His people in the world. The invitation is clear: turn from lesser kingdoms, listen to the King, and live the blessed life of His kingdom.

“Following the King: A Study of Matthew 1–7” begins this Sunday.Come join us as we seek Christ together.