Musing Through Matthew- Divine Authorization
Let us muse again today from Matthew 14:29 and the theme of Jesus the king. In our text for today we find truth about divine authorization. Let us remember Peter […]
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Musing Through Matthew- Peter’s If
Let us muse again today from Matthew 14:28 and theme of Jesus the king. In our text today we find Peter’s if. Peter is going to walk on water, don’t […]
Musing Through Matthew-” It Is I Be Not Afraid”
Let us muse again today Matthew 14:27 and the theme of Jesus the King. In our study today we find the phrase “it is I be not afraid”. In the […]
Musing Through Matthew- Sight Is A Blind Thing
Let us muse again today from Matthew 14:26 and the theme of Jesus the king. In our text today we find that sight is a blind thing. Jesus came walking […]
Musing Through Matthew- In His Time
Let us muse again today from Matthew 14:25 and the theme of Jesus the king. In our study today we find a thought on the subject of in His time. Our Lord waits to come […]
Musing Through Matthew- A Storm Is Coming
Let us muse again today from Matthew 14:24 and the theme of Jesus the king. In our text for study today we find a storm is coming. Our Lord has put […]
Musing Through Matthew- Alone In Prayer
Let us muse again today from Matthew 14:23 and the theme of Jesus the king. In remembering Jesus was the God man we also remember as a man He was tired from all the […]
Musing Through Matthew- The Load Bearer
Let us muse again today from Matthew 14:22 and the theme of Jesus the king. Our text today unveils for us the load bearer. Our Lord immediately told His disciples to […]
Musing Through Matthew- 5000 Plus
Let us muse again today from Matthew 14:21 and the theme of Jesus the king. It is here today we find our Lord feeds 5000 plus. If each man had one wife and often they had […]
Musing Through Matthew- Jesus Satisfies
Let us muse again today from Matthew 14:20 and the theme of Jesus the king. In our study verse today we find Jesus satisfies. He blessed the bread, the fish, and all did eat. […]