From Matthew 28:16-20, we discover three things that must be accomplished if we are to fulfill the Great Commission.

From Matthew 16:24-28, Jesus reveals three things we must understand if we are to follow Him.

From Matthew 16:21-23, we see three ways that were an offense to Jesus.

From Matthew 16:5-12, the disciples totally missed the meaning of what Jesus said. Upon His explanation, the disciples understood exactly what Jesus was saying.

From Matthew 16:1-4, Jesus proves why these religious leaders will never see.

From Matthew 15:29-39, we see three reasons that caused the multitude to "glorify the God of Israel." Due to technical issues, this is a partial recording.

From Matthew 15:21-28, we read about a woman who, despite knowing how unworthy and undeserving she was of the Lord's favor, pleaded with Him regarding her daughter's demon. We see four things from this passage that reveals why we should have relentless faith.

From Matthew 15:1-20, Jesus is confronted by the scribes and Pharisees and it is in this passage that Jesus gets to the heart of the matter which is a matter of the heart.

From Colossians 1:9-11, this last sermon of the year is not one for reflection but for renewing our vision for the new year. This prayer for the Colossian believers is our prayer for New Horizons as we launch into 2020.

From Matthew 14:22-33, we identify five things regarding the storms of life.

From Matthew 14:15-21, we discover four truths about the miraculous feeding of the 5,000.

From Matthew 14:1-14, we discover three things that surround the death of John the Baptist.

From Matthew 28 and Acts 2, Pastor Jeremy explains the mission of a missionary and reveals why each Christian is a missionary.

From Matthew 13:53-58, we discover four things that happen because of unbelief.

In Matthew 13:46-52, Jesus once again reveals what shall happen at the end of this age. The warning is given to those who do not receive Jesus as their Savior.

From Matthew 13:44-46, we examine the difference and understanding of the parables of the hidden treasure and pearl of great price.

From Matthew 13:36-43, Jesus gives the explanation of the parable of the tares. There are five things we learn from this parable.

From Matthew 13:24-35, Jesus compares the kingdom in these three parables. They all have a common theme: the enemy of the kingdom.

From Matthew 13:18-23, Jesus gives the interpretation to the parable of the sower. It is here that we discover the four different types of hearts.

From Matthew 13:1-17, Jesus now begins to speak in parables to the multitudes. The first parable is that of the mystery of the kingdom of heaven.

From Acts 2:42-47, Pastor Jeremy reminds us about the original purpose of the church and asks us to consider how far we have moved away from God's plan.

From Matthew 12:46-50, Jesus reveals the priority of a spiritual relationship with Him.

From Matthew 12:43-45, we identify people who were nothing more than spiritual surface cleaners...only cleaning up the part of their lives that others can see. Jesus calls them and compares them to a man who is temporarily relieved of his demon.

From Matthew 12:38-42, the scribes and Pharisees ask for a sign as proof of His Messiahship. Seeing beyond their mock sincerity, Jesus offers only one sign: a sign that speaks of His death and resurrection.

From Matthew 12:33-37, Jesus reveals that our words will either justify us or condemn us. Our words serve as a barometer for the condition of our heart, which is the main point that Jesus drives home in this passage.

From Matthew 12:22-32, we identify the only sin that is unforgivable: the blaspheming of the Holy Spirit.

From Matthew 12:14-21, we discover that Jesus came to this earth to fulfill His Father's will. God's plan was to redeem a lost world and it is through Jesus Christ that this mission is accomplished.

From Matthew 12:1-13, we identify that those who are merely religious miss out on a meaningful relationship. The Lord uses several examples to prove that the Pharisees understanding of the Sabbath was not God's ultimate intent.

From Acts 17:16-27, Pastor Jeremy reveals three truths about Paul's ministry in Athens.

In Matthew 11:25-30, Jesus offers a personal invitation to follow Him. There are three things that we must understand regarding His invitation.

From Matthew 11:16-24, Jesus compares and contrasts the generation that failed to recognize and receive their Messiah. We see the illustration that He described and the indictment that He delivered.

From Matthew 11:7-15, Jesus reveals John as a great man. From this passage, we identify three marks of a great man.

From Matthew 11:1-6, we learn three reasons why John had a season of doubt, but we find encouragement from the Lord's response.

From Matthew 9:34-38, we see what the Lord sees. We see people from His perspective. If we look at other in light of the harvest, we will see three things.