Sep9
Matthew 16:28…..Ready
16:28 I tell you the truth, (Verily I say to you-(K.J.V., A.V.) “Truly amen, amen”) some who are standing here will not taste death before they see the Son of Man (Expresses a Messianic title signifying the Messiah’s human and divine nature-(New) coming in his kingdom. (For Complete Expository See Book)
Extended Sermons
“Teaches the power and authority of Christ are not limited to the pages of history or a future promise, but is present and active now.” → This ongoing presence means that Jesus is not just a figure we look back to or hope for; He is involved in our daily lives, guiding, strengthening, and equipping us right now. His authority continues to transform, empower, and sustain us as we walk in faith, reminding us that we are never alone and that His kingdom work is real and present in our midst. This ongoing reality serves as a powerful encouragement, reminding believers that Christ’s transformative power is not only a future hope but a present experience. In every season, His influence shapes our character and circumstances, guiding us toward deeper faith and greater spiritual maturity. The assurance that Jesus is working within us today inspires perseverance and confidence, knowing that the good work He has begun will be faithfully completed as we continue to walk in obedience and trust.
“Teaches how Jesus is not confined to the past or a distant future—He is present and actively working in our lives through His Spirit.” ⇒ This means that believers can experience His guidance, comfort, and transforming power each day. Our faith is strengthened as we recognize that Christ’s authority and presence are not just historical or theoretical, but are alive and at work within us. By surrendering to Him, we open ourselves to the ongoing work of the Holy Spirit, seeing real and lasting change in our hearts and actions.
Additional Notes & Applications
Teaches how Jesus will never leave us without confirmation of who He is. (Jesus will always be there to encourage us and give us hope).
Teaches the more we walk in obedience & surrender, the more we see Jesus’ kingdom at work within and around us.
Teaches how death and being with the Lord is instantaneous, there’s no purgatory.
Teaches how there’s things in our life that God will make us a candidate to be witnessed too.
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