Matthew 11:25 - 11:27
Gospel of MatthewSteve Gregg
In this exegesis of Matthew 11:25-27, Steve Gregg emphasizes the importance of humility in seeking God's truth. He highlights the danger of forming opinions based on intellect and reputation rather than biblical evidence. According to Gregg, those who possess a childlike openness and teachability are more likely to accept Christ as their Savior, as it is only through Him that we may truly know the Father. Ultimately, Gregg concludes that it is God's will that determines whether or not people will come to know Him.
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Matthew 11:28 - 11:30
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Matthew 12:1 - 12:8
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Matthew 11:20 - 11:24
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In Matthew 11:20-24, Jesus rebukes the cities of Corazin and Bethsaida for not repenting after witnessing his miracles. The speaker, Steve Gregg, expl
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