Explicit references found in available sermon transcripts.
Matthew 7:13 · BSB
7:13 Enter through the narrow gate. For wide is the gate and broad is the way that leads to destruction, and many enter through it.
Berean Standard Bible · Public domain. Sermons may quote another translation.
Explicit verse references and short ranges.
244 podcasts represented across both types of reference
…Sermon on the Mount starts in Matthew 5, but it continues and we're still in the Sermon on the Mount. We're going to pick it up from verse 13 ofMatthew Chapter 7 verse 13says enter by the narrow gate for why does the gate broad is the way that leads to destruction. There are many who go by it because narrow is the…
Publisher transcript cited as “Matthew Chapter 7 verse 13” view source ↗
…of coming to church, put down their flesh, said, I'm not going to be so tired. I'm not going to come. And they came same in anyway. All right, soMatthew Chapter 7, verse 12 through 14says this and everything. Therefore treat people with the same way you want to treat them to treat you for this is the law and the prophets. Notice…
Publisher transcript cited as “Matthew Chapter 7, verse 12 through 14” view source ↗
…you want to warn people of a coming reality that is real? Jesus will go on in the Sermon on the Mount to give a picture of the stakes. He says inMatthew Chapter 7, verse 13, enter by the narrow gate, for wide is the gate, and broad is the way that leads to destruction. And there are many who go by in it. Broad is the…
Publisher transcript cited as “Matthew Chapter 7, verse 13” view source ↗
…paths are really symbolic of someone's journey in life one to destruction and one to true life, life to the fullest. And so let's go ahead and readMatthew, chapter 7, verse 13. Enter by the narrow gate, for the gate is wide and the way is easy. That leads to destruction, and those who enter by it are many, for the gate is…
Publisher transcript cited as “Matthew, chapter 7, verse 13” view source ↗
…of these decisions, some of these choices are more important than others. But none is as important as the decision that is put before us today inMatthew chapter 7, verses 13and 14. Jesus said there's only one narrow road to eternal life. And he went further. He said, and by the way, that road is fraught with…
Publisher transcript cited as “Matthew chapter 7, verses 13” view source ↗
Well, good morning, church. It's good to see you all this morning. Would you return with me to Jesus' Sermon on the Mount? We are looking atMatthew chapter 7, verses 12 through 14. That's page 762 in the Pew Bible. Matthew 7, 12 through 14. Let me pray, and then I'll read for us. Father, as we turn to the Sermon on the Mount…
Publisher transcript cited as “Matthew chapter 7, verses 12 through 14” view source ↗
…are searching for abundance. But the problem, not everyone knows the way to experience this life. And Jesus, he actually gives us directions inMatthew chapter 7, verses 13 to 14. And let me read these words for you. You can enter God's kingdom only through the narrow gate. The highway to hell is broad and its gate is wide…
Publisher transcript cited as “Matthew chapter 7, verses 13 to 14” view source ↗
…know, we think about comparing what we would call civilization to the wilderness. A verse comes to mind as I was preparing this in Matthew, again,Matthew chapter 7, verses 13and 14, where Jesus says, enter in through the narrow gate, for wide is the gate and broad is the road that leads to destruction, and many enter…
Publisher transcript cited as “Matthew chapter 7, verses 13” view source ↗
…to learn to go above the crowd. Another scripture that we don't like, but I got to read it. I call this scripture how not to build a mega church.Matthew 7, verse 13and 14 says this about going above the crowd. You can enter God's kingdom only through the narrow gate. The highway to hell is broad and his gate…
Publisher transcript cited as “Matthew 7, verse 13” view source ↗
…believe anything in the Bible then, because he is the Word of God. And if you can't trust Him, you can't trust anything in the Bible. You know,Matthew 7, verses 13 through 14says, Enter through the narrow gate. For the gate is wide and the road broad that leads to destruction. And there are many who go through it. How…
Publisher transcript cited as “Matthew 7, verses 13 through 14” view source ↗
…this idea of the kingdom coming and he's focusing in on righteousness. And that's where we are as he wraps up the sermon. So we're picking up inMatthew 7, verse 13. And we're just going to go all the way to the end. This is Jesus's conclusion. And man, I mean, it's a true conclusion. All that Jesus is doing…
Publisher transcript cited as “Matthew 7, verse 13” view source ↗
…thing. It makes life bearable. It makes all the difficult things in life endurable when we know that this isn't it, that there's more. But then inMatthew Chapter 7 verses 13and 14, Jesus says that that existence eternally is in one of two places. That's why he said we got 2 choices here. They are only two. We choose…
Publisher transcript cited as “Matthew Chapter 7 verses 13” view source ↗
…this life. And I don't know about you. I am so thankful that this life is not it, that our existence will go beyond this life eternally. Then inMatthew Chapter 7, verses 13and 14, Jesus said that that existence or man's eternal existence, it will be in one of two places. That's why Jesus emphasized the importance of…
Publisher transcript cited as “Matthew Chapter 7, verses 13” view source ↗
…our own? It's the image of the two ways to live, the two roads that we can follow. Jesus used that same image in the gospel, Sermon on the Mount,Matthew 7, verse 13and 14. As he invites people to trust him, he spoke about the narrow gate and the narrow way that leads to life, but the broad road that leads to…
Publisher transcript cited as “Matthew 7, verse 13” view source ↗
…this sinful nature makes all mankind children of wrath. So again, we should not be surprised by how widespread the rebellion against God is. InMatthew 7 verses 13and 14, Jesus says that the way is easy that leads to destruction and those who enter by it are many. For the gate is narrow and the way is hard…
Publisher transcript cited as “Matthew 7 verses 13” view source ↗
…easy way. An easy way. And a hard way. Jesus would say, choose the hard way. Choose the gate to life, no matter the cost. He puts it like this inMatthew 7, verse 13. Enter by the narrow gate. For the gate is wide, and the way is easy. It leads to destruction. And those who enter by it are many. On the other…
Publisher transcript cited as “Matthew 7, verse 13” view source ↗
…But what is Christ signifying here and what is he trying to teach us by this simply put is that we too should enter the narrow gate according toMatthew chapter 7 verse 13. Now this is going to give it another perspective of Matthew chapter 7 verse 13. We should strive, we should force, we should challenge ourselves…
Publisher transcript cited as “Matthew chapter 7 verse 13” view source ↗
…And so often in our life, it comes down to these two ways of thinking. Two ways that Jesus makes so clear in the gospels for us again and again. InMatthew 7, verse 13, Jesus says, Enter by the narrow gate, for the gate is wide and the way is easy that leads to destruction. And those who enter it are many. For the…
Publisher transcript cited as “Matthew 7, verse 13” view source ↗
…The reality is that most people that die won't be in that crowd. Only those that come through Christ make it to heaven. And Christ said himself inMatthew 7, verse 13and 14, Enter by the narrow gate. For the gate is wide and the way is easy that leads to destruction, and those who enter by it are many. For the…
Publisher transcript cited as “Matthew 7, verse 13” view source ↗
…for those that are going to heaven. Isaiah says the unclean won't go that way, but it is a way of holiness. In Christ's sermon on the mound,Matthew 7 verses 13and 14, Christ said enter ye in at the straight gate or the King. James Version says the narrow gate for wide is the gate, and broad is the way…
Publisher transcript cited as “Matthew 7 verses 13” view source ↗