Matthew 6:25 - 6:34
Gospel of MatthewSteve Gregg
In this lecture, Steve Gregg discusses Matthew 6:25-34 and the issue of anxiety. Jesus instructs his followers to not worry about food, clothing, or tomorrow, arguing that worrying will not make things better. Gregg reminds his listeners that God has already done remarkable and difficult things for them, and He will provide for their needs according to His riches and glory. Gregg further emphasizes that worrying is simply fretting and is not beneficial, and that Christians should trust in God's provision for their lives.
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Matthew 7:1 - 7:5
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In this discourse, Steve Gregg sheds light on the misconstrued scripture verse Matthew 7:1-5. He clarifies that the verse encourages us not to judge o
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Matthew 7:6
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Steve Gregg discusses the biblical verse Matthew 7:6 and suggests that Jesus is using metaphorical language rather than intending for it to be taken l
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Matthew 6:21 - 6:24
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Steve Gregg holds that in the "Sermon on the Mount," Jesus spoke in idioms familiar to his Jewish listeners to emphasize that God considers a person's
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