Matthew 19:27 - 19:30

Gospel of MatthewSteve Gregg
In this talk, Steve Gregg delves into the meaning behind Matthew 19:27-30, where Jesus speaks about the rewards for those who give up everything to follow Him. Gregg analyzes the significance of the twelve apostles and their role in judging the twelve tribes of Israel, suggesting that their thrones may be a part of the millennial kingdom on a new earth. He also warns against pride and emphasizes the importance of humility, as those who are regarded as least esteemed will be first in God's eyes.
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