Curt Fleck

Matthew chapters five, six and seven are possibly three of the most well-known chapters in the bible. Jesus’ sermon on the mount. In this study, we’ll examine the beginning of the sermon, known as the beatitudes. These verses lay the foundation for the entire sermon and are the foundation of the Christian life. Jesus has […]

It was common for teachers, rabbis, philosophers and those of great influence to have disciples. Disciples were students learning from a master who would then become the foot soldiers that took their teacher’s message out to the world. Socrates, Aristotle, and other philosophers each had disciples. The Pharisees and Jewish rabbis, even John the Baptist

Matthew’s first three chapters focus on Jesus’ kingship. He’s making a case to prove that Jesus is the messiah. The Jewish Scriptures had prophecies, and Matthew wants us to see that in every way, Jesus fits. He’s the only one qualified to be King. When John baptized Jesus, the Spirit descended upon Him like a

One of my favorite moments in American political pomp is when the President is introduced at the annual State of the Union address. The Sergeant at Arms of the House of Representatives announces, “Mr. Speaker, The President of the United States!” The announcement sets the stage for the entrance of the President who then enters