Matthew 9:18 - 9:26
Gospel of MatthewSteve Gregg
Steve Gregg explores Matthew 9:18-26 in his lecture, highlighting Jesus' miraculous healing of a ruler's daughter and a woman suffering from twelve years of ailment. The compressed story emphasizes Jesus' ability to heal and restore faith in those who believe in his power. Gregg notes the importance of faith in procuring healing from God and how Jesus can resurrect us spiritually from death in sin, leaving listeners with a message of hope and faith.
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Matthew 9:27 - 9:34
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Matthew 9:35 - 9:38
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