Those who embrace God’s initial revelation are blessed to have further opportunity for divine insights. It is another story, however, for those who reject God’s initial revelation.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 13:12-17
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Jesus taught that blasphemy against the Holy Spirit is unpardonable. Reading His warning in context helps us understand what blasphemy against the Holy Spirit actually is. Could you commit it?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 12:30-32
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The soil beside the road in Jesus’ parable symbolizes hard hearts that are not open to the seed of God’s Word. Is it God’s fault that some people’s hearts are hard, or is He working to soften hard hearts?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 13:19
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Our words reveal what is in our hearts, and for that reason, God will justify or condemn people by their words. Praise God that the hearts of true Christians are full of love and the Holy Spirit, and it shows by what escapes their lips!
Todays Scripture: Matthew 12:33-37
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Does the seed sown in shallow soil, which germinates and begins to grow, represent a true believer who falls away under pressure, or a phony believer whose false conversion is revealed by persecution?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 13:20-21
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It seems that Jesus finally lost patience with the Pharisees as they asked Him to perform a sign shortly after He had performed a miracle they themselves said only the Messiah could perform. Jesus still promised them one final sign. What would it be?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 12:38-40
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At the very least, the worries of this world, the deceitfulness of riches, and the desire for other things can rob believers of all spiritual life and fruit, and at worst can ultimately rob believers of salvation.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 13:21-22
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Matthew 12 is a very decisive chapter in which we learn of the rejection of Jesus by Israel’s leaders and their sin of blaspheming the Holy Spirit. From this point on, Jesus’ ministry takes a noticeable change. What are those changes?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 12:38-41
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Does the seed sown among thorns, which germinate and grow for a time, represent a true believer who falls away because of distractions that pull his heart, or a phony believer whose false conversion is ultimately revealed by his lack of devotion?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 13:22-23
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Jesus foretold that the men of Nineveh would be part of jury at the judgment of the generation of Israelites who rejected Him. The ramifications of that fact are enormous. What are they?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 12:41
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