The book of Amos delivers one of the most potent messages in Scripture, calling God's people to align their worship with their ethics. In this powerful opening chapter, Pastor Brandon introduces us to an unlikely prophet – a shepherd and fig farmer from Tekoa who crossed kingdom borders to
Matthew 28 stands as one of the most pivotal chapters in Scripture, bringing Matthew's Gospel to a powerful conclusion while simultaneously launching the church's ongoing mission. The resurrection account begins with Mary Magdalene and "the other Mary" visiting Jesus' tomb early Sunday morning.
Matthew 27 presents one of the most pivotal moments in human history: the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. This chapter, aptly titled "The King's Coronation," reveals how Jesus, who had been portrayed throughout Matthew's Gospel as the rightful King, takes His throne—not in the
Matthew 26 reveals one of the most profound demonstrations of divine love and sovereignty in Scripture: Jesus' deliberate preparation for crucifixion. What makes this chapter particularly striking is that Jesus knew exactly what awaited him—betrayal, abandonment, torture, and an excruciating death—yet he continued forward with unwavering resolve.