Chapters 24 and 25 of Matthew contain 3 views that Jesus uses to describe the destruction of Jerusalem, the second coming, and the cycle of devolution present in the world since Adam's sin.

The King's House

Sep 7th, 2014 38m 38s

Matthew describes the scene as Jesus enters the holy city where He will suffer a series of challenges and rejections culminating in His crucifixion.

The Kingdom's Loss

Aug 31st, 2014 32m 28s

In this lesson, Matthew recounts the story of a young man who typifies the greatest loss to the kingdom.

Who is the King?

Aug 24th, 2014 38m 38s

As the time for His suffering and death draws near Jesus prepares His disciples for His departure by establishing His true identity with them.

Kingdom Kindness

Aug 6th, 2014 31m 21s

This lesson will examine the many acts of simple kindness done by Jesus as He established His kingdom.

The Kingdom Grows

Aug 6th, 2014 33m 27s

Jesus used parables as a mainstay of His teaching. This lesson looks at the definition, use and meaning of parables used by the Lord and recorded by Matthew.

The Kingdom in Conflict

Aug 3rd, 2014 40m 14s

In this lesson, we begin to see the "push back" from the Jewish religious leaders in response to Jesus' popularity and effectiveness in establishing His kingdom through His teaching and miracles.

The King in Action

Jul 27th, 2014 39m 21s

In this study, we will examine how Matthew describes the incredible pace and impact of Jesus' ministry in establishing His kingdom.

The Kingdom Character

Jul 21st, 2014 42m 17s

In this lesson on the Beatitudes, we will note the differences between the imputed righteousness of Christians in the Kingdom and those who seek to be right by upholding the "law."

The King's Temptation

Jul 14th, 2014 39m 3s

Matthew continues his portrayal of Jesus as King with the description of Jesus' encounter with the Prince of darkness in the desert.

The King's Birth

Jul 7th, 2014 37m 25s

Each gospel writer viewed Jesus from his own perspective and each writes about Him with a particular audience and objective in mind. This series of lessons examine Matthew's gospel and his presentation of Jesus as a King. The first lesson sees

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