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Matthew 20:7 · BSB
20:7 ‘Because no one has hired us,’ they answered. So he told them, ‘You also go into my vineyard.’
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…about what a kingdom is, God's kingdom, totally different. Totally different. And he illustrates that through these parables. So we are looking inMatthew chapter 20 verses 1 through 16. Before we get there, how many of you guys are familiar with income inequality? Anybody? The wage gap? What are we talking about? The unequal…
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We're gonna be inMatthew chapter 20, kicking off where we left off last week. We're in verse 29. Are you ready? Find it in your Bibles. Alright, let's talk a little bit about um. Oh,…
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…that, but is it the essential characteristic of it? Is that what we are to focus on? I think Jesus blows that way of thinking out of the water. InMatthew chapter 20, if you want to flick over to 20 verse 20. The 12 disciples believe Jesus is the Messiah. He is about to be crowned. He's going to rule everything.…
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…with the decision with two options. Repent or die. And that's what Jesus is gonna show us tonight in Matthews chapter 21 and 22. So. Last week inMatthew chapter 20, the last thing that happened was Jesus. He's on his way to Jerusalem, he's going to Jericho and on, and that's on the way up to Jerusalem. And…
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…world mindset with that, don't we? You're demanding something from me. God says, no, it's something that you ought to desire to do. Look over toMatthew chapter 20. Matthew chapter 20, here's a biblical principle that we have that even applies in here. Because notice what Matthew 20, 27 tells us. It says this,…
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…me to speak today on Mother's Day, and I greatly appreciate the opportunity. I have a thought for today that I'm going to draw from the book of St.Matthew, chapter 20, and verse 20 through 21. Matthew 20, 20 through 21. It says this way. Then came to him the mother of Zebedee's children with her sons, worshiping…
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…last 24 hours that some of it will be insightful for you and will get your hearts ready for Friday and Sunday. So grab your Bibles. We're going toMatthew chapter 20. We're going to start Matthew chapter 20 and especially beginning in verse 29. So see if you can find that, Matthew 20, 29. And before we start to…
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…Here's another one. Two young, budding people in love. What are you two getting married? Not a great ask. Well, I want you to look over atMatthew chapter 20for some context here. James and John ask about the right and left hand of God. Matthew chapter 20. Look at verse 20 and 21. Then the mother of…
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…to be in on the front side of the leadership. And so they approach Jesus with a request. Now in Matthew's gospel we see this story as well and InMatthew chapter 20, in verse 20 of that chapter, it says first that their mama approached Jesus. You can kind of see that playing out, right? Come on, boys. You said…
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…life, a continual life of humbleness and a service just like that of our Savior, our rescuer. I think this captures uh it best, this passage fromMatthew chapter 20. Uh, let me set it up for you. The disciples, they're jockeying for who's going to be the best in the kingdom. It's even comical because uh James…
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…your very lives, humbly serving one another. Listen to Jesus' response to two brothers arguing over who would be the greatest in the kingdom inMatthew chapter 20. But Jesus, He called them together. You can almost view this as a huddle. And He says, you know that the rulers in this world lord it over their…
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…Invite, include, and involve. Let's look at the first word, first of all. Invite. If you brought your Bible again, would you please go with me toMatthew chapter 20? Matthew chapter 20 contains uh a parable, the parable of the workers in the vineyard. And Jesus says from the first verse, for the kingdom of…
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…picture of leadership, the church would be cleansed from all of the ways that we have lost the trust of the culture. So I'll remind us once again,Matthew chapter 20. Jesus called them to himself and said, You know that the rulers of the Gentiles lorded over them, and those who are great exercise authority over…
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…this. I. This is, this is really framing my viewpoint on everything that we should be doing within the church. Matthew chapter 28. Look, look atMatthew chapter 20. I will end with this unless I get on a sidetrack. But, but this will. Matthew, chapter 28. If we could, if we could phrase, if we could phrase or,…
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…I've been telling you as we've gone through the book of Romans that what Paul teaches, Jesus taught first. You may be familiar with the parable inMatthew chapter 20of the workers in the vineyard. They're hired to work in a vineyard, but some, here's the catch, are hired to work for part of the day. Some are…
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…6. For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord. And what Paul teaches, Jesus taught first.Matthew chapter 20. Even as the Son of Man came not to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many. We praise God for how good and generous and…
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…of Jesus, of his faithfulness, of his service. They understand who he is and it just outflows into the rest of their lives. Jesus put it simply inMatthew, chapter 20. Jesus says just as the son of man did not come to be served, he didn't want to just be a consumer but to serve. He wanted to be a contributor and…
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…these things that we love is to be in His hands, not in mine. So release is the first principle. The second passage we're going to be looking at isMatthew chapter 20, verses 1 to 16. I'm reading it from the NKJV and this addresses seasoned believers and the new believers, baby believers, older believers, right? So with that…
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…power, a love of power and the power of fear creeping its way into your home, into your relationships, into your conversation, into your dreams.Matthew chapter 20. Jesus has gathered a group of disciples, 12 of them, and two of his closest. Well, he's got Peter, James, and John are like this closest. And…
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…grace. Fairness goes in stark contrast to the idea of grace that we see played out in Scripture. And we're gonna look at a couple of passages in uhMatthew chapter 20, but also Ephesians chapter 2. And if you want to go ahead and open up uh your copy of God's word, you can follow along with that as we're…
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