Matthew

Share this Devotional with others as Vance K. Jackson leads readers in this life-transforming message. Let God examine the fruit of your heart. Let His Word search the deepest parts of your heart. Let God’s Word examine the ground of your heart. When His Word is embedded in the soil of your heart, His Word will begin to come alive in your life. 

Bring Forth Fruit

With more than fifty citations from the Old Testament, Matthew stands in the gap to unfold the grand drape of the New Testament stage, proclaiming that all messianic prophecies in the past have now been fulfilled in Jesus. The Kingdom of God will now be extended through the building of Christ’s church, and the promise to make Abraham’s descendants numerous will now be fulfilled through the Great Commission.

Through the Bible: Matthew

This devotion (taken from the Book of Matthew) will equip you with biblical truths, and guide you to practice it daily as you continue your walk of faith in Christ.

Book of Matthew

This plan walks through the Lord's Prayer in Matthew 6:9–13, where Jesus teaches us how to pray.

The Lord's Prayer (The Model Prayer)

Some of the books of the New Testament were written to Jews who believed in Jesus as their Messiah and retained their Jewish cultural and religious identity. This includes the gospel according to  Matthew  and also  Hebrews  and  James . Delve into this reading plan, which offers context that will help you better appreciate and understand these New Testament books.

Delve Into Matthew, Hebrews, and James

Have you noticed how often Jesus asked questions when he was teaching? Have you ever wondered why? Jesus knew the transformative potential of a great question! This plan provides you three unique study questions for each reading, joyfully offered to help you meet God in his Word with greater perceptivity, understanding, and power.

Questions For Matthew

Much confusion about hell has resulted from translating three different Greek words as the same English word in the King James Version. 
The three Greek words are tartaros, hades and geenna, which are all translated as the one word "hell.

Which Hell Is Eternal?

Growing up I never fully understood communion. I felt like I had to be really quiet and not say anything. But now as an adult I understand this is a sacred moment worth celebrating! Jesus broke his body and poured out his blood all so we could remain with him forever in perfect communion. "The veil was torn. The gates swing open. The battle’s won. The war is over." Join me as we remember and find deeper understanding of communion. 


Communion: A 3-Day Devotional With Zach Williams

God’s Word has a crazy way of flipping our thinking upside-down! Whether it is Jesus declaring that the meek will inherit the world or being commanded to forgive our enemies, God’s way of living is drastically different than the world’s! But, when we obediently follow God, He promises us something this world never can: a blessed life.