Matthew 9:27–34 Commentary Authority Over Blindness and Muteness On This Page How to Use This Commentary A Quick Answer A Simple Explanation A Deeper Look Key Truths for Today How to Use This Commentary This commentary on Matthew 9:27–34 is built in layers so you can use it in different ways: A Quick Answer –... Continue Reading →
Matthew 9:18–26 Commentary – Jesus’ Authority Over Life & Death
Matthew 9:18–26 Commentary Authority Over Life and Death On This Page How to Use This Commentary A Quick Answer A Simple Explanation A Deeper Look Key Truths for Today How to Use This Commentary This commentary helps you explore Matthew 9:18–26 in layers: A Quick Answer gives the fast overview. A Simple Explanation summarizes the... Continue Reading →
The King Brings Joy, Not Ritual (Matthew 9:14–17)
Matthew 9:14–17 Commentary The King Brings Joy, Not Ritual On This Page How to Use This Commentary A Quick Answer A Simple Explanation A Deeper Look Key Truths for Today How to Use This Commentary This section is designed to help you study Matthew 9:14–17 on multiple levels: A Quick Answer gives you a fast... Continue Reading →
The Church Is Born (Acts 2:1-47)
📘 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 →
Luke Continues His Story (Acts 1:1-26)
📘 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 →
Introduction to the Gospel According to Matthew
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.
The King’s Resurrection And Commission (Matthew 28:1-20)
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.
The Innocent King Condemned for the Guilty (Matthew 27:1-66)
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.
The King Prepares for the Cross (Matthew 26:1-75)
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.
Matthew 25:1-46 Study Notes | MTSM Gospels Journal
Through parables of virgins, talents, and the final judgment, Jesus urges readiness, faithful stewardship, and love toward others. The King’s return will separate the wise from the foolish, the faithful from the false.