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Pastor Jonathan Eckberg concludes Matthew 26 in our study of Matthew’s gospel account. After Jesus’ arrest, we walk into the early morning hours of Good Friday. There are two deeply disturbing events that feel heavier and heavier the deeper we examine them. And yet, as with most of life’s calamities, if our eyes are open, we can spot the glory …
Pastor Jonathan Eckberg teaches the next passage in our study of the Gospel of Matthew. We all encounter varying degrees of difficulty on a regular basis. So how do we manage the circumstances of life with joy and purpose? So often it comes down not to the details of the situation at hand, but our response to the situation. It’s a matter …
Pastor Jonathan Eckberg continues to lead us through the Gospel of Matthew in our current series, “Wood and Stone.” On the precipice of fulfilling His divine calling, Jesus leaves the last supper and steadies Himself for what the coming days would bring. As we study His final hours of freedom we are reminded of how our gracious Heavenly Father prepares …
Pastor Jonathan Eckberg takes us through the next message in our study of the final chapters of the Gospel of Matthew, “Wood and Stone.” At the last meal of Jesus’ earthly ministry, a passover celebration, He lays out very clearly what the events of the next hours would change everything. This applied not just to His followers present at the …
Pastor Jonathan Eckberg walks into the next passage of our final study of the Gospel of Matthew, “Wood and Stone.” Sometimes we find ourselves in situations we don’t feel equipped to handle. But when we walk by faith, we find that God always gives us what we need. As Matthew leads us through Jesus’ authoritative journey to the cross we …
Pastor Jonathan Eckberg launches us into our final series in the Gospel of Matthew with a study of Matthew 26:1-16. As we move to these final chapters of the gospel of Matthew, we see Jesus’ ministry accelerate into his intended purpose. Over the next few months we will read about his final steps in the journey to the cross and …
