Jesus told the twelve not to fear those who could only kill the body, but fear Him who is able to destroy both soul and body in hell. Why would Jesus warn His closest disciples about such a possibility?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 10:24-28
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Is it possible that Jesus felt compassion for the multitudes, not because they were emotionally troubled, but because they were being taken advantage of by their unscrupulous religious leaders and needed godly guidance?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 9:36-10:1
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It is obvious that Jairus’ daughter was healed as a result of Jairus’ persevering faith. Is it true in every case that one person can be healed by another person’s faith? What about sincere people who fail to be healed?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 9:23-26
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Jesus initially ignored the two blind men who followed after Him as they cried out for healing mercy. When they finally caught up with Him, He asked them an all-important question, the answer to which could change their lives.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 9:27-28
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Jesus’ question to the two blind men, “Do you believe I am able to do this?” was not trivial. It indicates that their healing was in their hands. What would have been the end of their story if they had answered wrongly?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 9:27-31
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Even if you’ve tried to believe and failed, don’t give up. You can recover and overcome. Jesus’ promises haven’t changed. They’re still waiting to be trusted. But it may be time to stop asking and start thanking!
Todays Scripture: Matthew 9:27-31
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Jesus felt compassion for the people of Galilee because they were “distressed and dispirited” like sheep without a shepherd. The original Greek, however, brings out a much more interesting meaning.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 9:32-36
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Should we conclude that it is not God’s will for us to be healed if we have not been healed? The answer to that question is found in the stories of Jesus’ healing a young girl and an older woman.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 9:22-24
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Four consecutive stories about Jesus’ healing miracles all emphasize an undeniable message that many preachers and teachers simply ignore to avoid controversy. What is that elephant?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 9:22
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The fact that Jesus knew He had healed someone but didn’t know who it was among the crowd, proves a truth that many professing Christians deny. What, exactly, does it prove?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 9:22
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