Matthew

Following the Last Supper, Jesus entered the Garden of Gethsemane and willingly surrendered Himself to the will of the Father: Jesus was crushed for our sin, abandoned to the Cross, so that we might have fellowship with Him. As we study Matthew 26, we consider the spiritual battle before us, the choices we make, and the ultimate victory that is ours through Jesus Christ.
This teaching is from our series Matthew - 2011 with Skip Heitzig from Calvary Church.

[@htbyrneful]

Grateful for Jesus Willingness to take our crushings sins and letting us approach God
Cheers for all your broadcast of this message (from UK)

[@irvinganderson1590]

Thank you Jesus

[@adebolakinfeosi-oke4719]

Thank you for these bible studies.... Chapter by chapter. It is greatly appreciated ❤️❤️❤️

[@suklangmyrthong568]

Praise God 🙌🏻🙏🏻

[@TheFazha]

Thank you Father,, for your Son, Jesus Christ 🎉

[@kerrymyers8969]

Great message Skip. Just what I needed this day. God bless you and your ministry.

[@saswatibiswas862]

Thank you pastor for a wonderful and inspiring discourse on Matthew 26.

[@SixHouse77]

Helpful message to understand the story.

[@TedTurner2023]

I really like the fact Jesus recommissioned Peter even after he had denied him three times. Thank you for an excellent Bible Study!

[@dorisnadurata9971]

so clear ... great teaching from the Bible. me and my husband always watch Pastor Skip

[@danielgaffney2616]

Thank you Skip

[@ericcole3795]

I understand where you are coming from in regards to the term "cheap grace". I first came across the term when I read "Cost of Discipleship". However, I do not believe to most the term is used to cheapen what Jesus did for us on the cross. Rather, I think it is used to demonstrate just the opposite. When we accept Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior, we should see the price He paid and the love He displayed. Because of that love, the remainder of our life should have purpose. That purpose should be to love God and His Son with our whole heart and to serve Him and man through the power of the indwelling Holy Spirit. That purpose for Christians is Disciple-making. We must be intentional about it. It has nothing to do with a works-based salvation, but that we love Him so much that the fruits of the spirit that follow are an outpouring of the relationship we have with Him.
Thank-you for all you do.

[@annedimarino938]

3 times- Jesus asked the Father to take the cup

[@redvries9546]

If Mathew wasn't one of the disciples that were with Jesus when he prayed and the others fell asleep how do they know what he prayed?

[@sandrajones3872]

Perhaps Jesus told them in the days after the resurrection?

[@SapphireSeasOutreach]

People talk about the Bible like God’s not sovereign