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Matthew 1: The Mysterious Geneology of Christ. Why study
a geneology? Because this geneology contains startling confirmation
that Jesus is the Messiah! |
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Matthew
1: The Birth of Christ Was
Jesus' birth in a manger a cozy scene for animal lovers or a stark
picture of human indifference and rejection? |
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2: The Birth of Christ II: The
wise men present a strange paradox--They found Christ through astrology!
General revelation is real, and God will meet hungry hearts wherever
they are and guide them to special revelation. Herod was the antithesis.
The authority of Christ threatened his own rule--just like the rest
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Matthew
3: John the Baptist Who was
John the Baptist? How did his ministry relate to our lives today? |
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4: The Calling of the Twelve Discipleship
was more than an existing cultural feature borrowed from the rabbis.
It was Jesus' chosen method for transmitting character, values, and
truth. Xenos has proven that discipleship works, and it still lies
at the heart of our ministry. |
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Matthew
5-7: The Sermon on the Mount I This
great sermon is not only the most famous of Christ's sermons, it's
also the least understood. |
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5-7: The Sermon on the Mount II Jesus'
call to be salt and light was a radical rejection of fortress theology.
His teaching directly confronts the contemporary anti-cultural, fundamental
church. |
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Matthew 5-7: The Sermon on the Mount III Jesus' teaching on the law was intended to overthrow external
legalism, but ironically, modern legalists have used it to establish
legalism for exactly that! Nomism and Legalism are directly attacked
in this lecture. |
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| Matthew
5-7: The Sermon on the Mount IV Dealing With Anxiety
Anxiety afflicts even serious, walking Christians. But
God wants us to be free from this debilitating outlook, often based
on a materialistic values system. |
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Matthew
8: Miracles and Faith Modernists
are probably wrong about the supernatural based on their own test
for truth. Learn about true, biblical faith. |
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8: Miracles and Demons This
crucial chapter teaches important lessons on the supernatural, including
demons and demon possession. |
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Matthew
9: Jesus and Sinners When Jesus
partied with the tax gatherers he was shattering every rule of propriety!
Jesus' life was the antithesis of fortress theology with its selfish
self-righteousness. |
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9: Wine and Wineskins This
is a tough passage with a tough message. Out with dead formalism and
in with the power of the Spirit of God. |
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Matthew
10: The Sending of the Twelve
This passage contains 10 crucial principles of ministry |
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| .Matthew 11: The Mystery Hidden for Aeons The New Testament often refers to a great mystery God has kept
secret for centuries. This intriguing lecture goes into some of the
most perplexing passages in Old and New Testaments. |
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