Big Idea Jonah reminds believers that God’s mercy is greater than human prejudice, rebellion, and fear. The book reveals a compassionate God who pursues both runaway sinners and self-righteous believers, calling His people to care about the salvation of others—even their enemies. Introduction: The Prophet Who Ran from God Jonah is one of the most... Continue Reading →
You are viewing Foundations Commentary for Nehemiah 9:1-38 MTSM commentaries are designed in layers to help you grow from understanding Scripture to teaching it and thinking deeply about it. Choose Your Nehemiah 9 Study Path Nehemiah 9 is a rich chapter about confession, covenant renewal, revival, and the mercy of God. Choose the commentary layer... Continue Reading →
Watch this video for a summary of the book of Jeremiah. https://youtu.be/RSK36cHbrk0 Did you enjoy this overview of the book of Jeremiah? If so continue your journey through it by exploring our Jeremiah related resources below. Not sure where to start? Start here. ▶️ Watch Week 1 of MTSM's Jeremiah Video Series: Why Study Jeremiah... Continue Reading →
The Book of Jeremiah stands as one of the most powerful prophetic books in the Old Testament, offering profound insights into God's character and His relationship with His people. As we begin exploring this remarkable book, it's essential to understand its place in Scripture and the timeless lessons it offers for believers today. You can... Continue Reading →
📘 Companion Resource These study notes align with The Gospels Discipleship Journal (Acts Reading) — a structured, Scripture-first guide designed to help you build daily habits of reading, reflection, and prayer. If you want to move from occasional reading to consistent spiritual formation, this journal walks you step-by-step through the Gospel accounts in chronological order,... Continue Reading →
📘 Companion Resource These study notes align with The Gospels Discipleship Journal (Acts Reading) — a structured, Scripture-first guide designed to help you build daily habits of reading, reflection, and prayer. If you want to move from occasional reading to consistent spiritual formation, this journal walks you step-by-step through the Gospel accounts in chronological order,... Continue Reading →
The Gospel of Matthew serves as a critical link between the Old and New Testaments, emphasizing Jesus as the Messiah and King, fulfilling Old Testament prophecies. Written primarily for Jewish readers, it presents a structured narrative of Jesus' life, teachings, and kingship, underscoring the kingdom of God and the fulfillment of divine covenants.
Matthew 28 declares the resurrection of Jesus, the empty tomb, the angelic announcement, His appearance to the women, the lies of His enemies, and His commissioning of disciples to carry His mission forward in authority.
Matthew 27 highlights the betrayal of Judas, the cowardice of Pilate, and the mocking of soldiers, climaxing in Jesus’ crucifixion, death, and burial. Yet every injustice fulfilled God’s sovereign plan for redemption.
Matthew 26 reveals Jesus’ sovereign preparation for the cross, Judas’ betrayal, the disciples’ failures, and the Father’s will embraced in Gethsemane—reminding us that Christ remained faithful even when all others fell away.