Matthew 6:1 - 6:4
Gospel of MatthewSteve Gregg
In this talk, Steve Gregg focuses on Matthew 6:1-4 and the importance of giving to the poor without seeking recognition or admiration. Jesus warns against performing charitable deeds for the sake of others' opinions, as this will result in no reward from God. He emphasizes the need for giving generously without self-consciousness, as the ultimate goal should be to love and serve God and others, rather than acquiring a reputation or status within a community.
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Matthew 6:5 - 6:8
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In a discussion of the Sermon on the Mount, Steve Gregg examines Jesus' instructions on prayer in Matthew 6:5-8. Jesus warns against hypocrisy and sug
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Matthew 6:9 - 6:13 (Part 1)
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In this talk, Steve Gregg continues his exploration of the Sermon on the Mount and focuses on the topic of prayer. He explains that prayer is requesti
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Matthew 6:1 - 6:4 Introduction
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In this lesson on Matthew 6:1-4, Steve Gregg discusses the true meaning of righteousness and the importance of giving, praying, and fasting. He highli
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