What does Matthew 12 teach about spiritual blindness, criticism, and a divided church? Jeff Rowland applies Jesus' words to personal faith, church life, and the condition of the nation.
Preaching from Matthew 12:22-25, Jeff examines Jesus healing a man who was blind and unable to speak. He connects the passage to the believer's struggle between the flesh and the Spirit, and warns that Christians can become closed off to biblical truth when they let their senses, desires, and habits govern their choices.
This message also confronts the damage caused by accusation and criticism. Jeff calls believers to speak words of truth and grace to one another, remembering that salvation rests on the mercy of Jesus Christ. He then applies Jesus' warning about a divided house to churches and the nation, urging Christians to value faithful worship and preaching across different styles rather than tearing one another down.
The sermon closes with a prayer for open eyes, freedom from a critical spirit, and renewed faithfulness as the church watches for Christ's return.
Watch for a Bible-centered message on spiritual discernment, Christian unity, addiction, grace, and the call to encourage one another in Christ.
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