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Matthew 28

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Sep 12, 2026

Zach ClintonHOST
0:01
teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you, and behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age.
Zach ClintonHOST
0:11
Matthew 28 20 dear lord even when we feel alone and lost in a sea of doubt and uncertainty you provide your faithful presence to guide us along our mission we thank you for such a comforting assurance help us to not become distracted by the cares of this world that entangle our minds in confusion and despair instead fill our hearts with your peace and gentle love that will give us courage to take up the task you have set before us may we remain steadfast in our faith so that we may accomplish the work you have given us to do in Jesus name Amen Thank you for joining me in prayer.
Zach ClintonHOST
1:07
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1:18
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Tim ClintonHOST
3:42
And the anxiety in your heart, your mind, slowly let it fade.
Tim ClintonHOST
3:52
Become aware of God's presence in this moment of quiet reflection.
Tim ClintonHOST
4:02
Today we'll be meditating on Matthew 28, verse 20 from the King James Version.
Tim ClintonHOST
4:09
And the Bible says, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you.
Hannah BensonHOST
4:43
Intersecting faith and life.
Hannah BensonHOST
4:45
While we might not be asked to build an ark that will preserve the population from dying out, we are asked in Matthew 28, 19, ESV, to go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that Jesus has commanded us.
Hannah BensonHOST
5:05
Even if we are not called to save people physically, we are called to point them to the one who can save them spiritually.
Hannah BensonHOST
5:12
We often find we want the much more than we desire the little.
Rob VenturaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:07
He cannot be overthrown.
Rob VenturaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:09
The Father promised and then gave to His Son, Jesus, the nations for an inheritance, Matthew 28.
Rob VenturaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:18
He will break resistors with His iron rod, shatter them like clay pots cast to the ground.
Rob VenturaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:26
Yet, there is another way.
Jim NephewGUEST
7:05
Reproduce means you're a disciple and you're making more disciples.
Jim NephewGUEST
7:10
Matthew 28, 18-30.
Jim NephewGUEST
7:12
We know this one by heart.
Jim NephewGUEST
7:14
We've heard some of it already.

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Jim NephewGUEST
32:20
Converts are born.
Jim NephewGUEST
32:22
Disciples must be made.
Jim NephewGUEST
32:25
When you look at this description of a genuine, mature disciple of Christ, read it again, a genuine, mature disciple of Christ, the only kind that Matthew 28, 18 to 20 calls us to make is not merely a convert, but is someone who is first born of the Spirit and then trained and equipped to walk daily with Christ to continue in his Spirit and do Christ's work.
Jim NephewGUEST
32:57
Where are you, friends? This is between you and God.
Will WeedonGUEST
31:58
We'll get to that.
Will WeedonGUEST
31:59
So from that, head back to Matthew 28, and pick up the conclusion of St. Matthew's Gospel, where Jesus sends out his apostles with a job to do.
Will WeedonGUEST
32:14
If you pick up at 28, 16, now the 11 disciples, Dr. Nagel always said, that should hurt your ears.
Will WeedonGUEST
32:21
You know, 11, that's not the right number.
Alexis A. GoringHOST
5:42
But the good news is that God is always here with us.
Alexis A. GoringHOST
5:45
Matthew 28, verse 20.
Alexis A. GoringHOST
5:47
Jesus Christ is not just the light at the end of the dark tunnel.
Alexis A. GoringHOST
5:51
He is the light beside us and within us.
Bradley DeanHOST
39:23
Unless you are a student of the word of God, you are going to be blinded by the prince of the power of the air, which, by the way, is subservient to my father, who is in control, who is sovereign of all things at all times in all places.
Bradley DeanHOST
39:39
Matthew 28, verse 18.
Bradley DeanHOST
39:42
But if you are not a student of the word of God, you are not going to understand this.
Bradley DeanHOST
39:46
And I want to say this in contrast to that as well, that a God who is all love, who he is, all grace to those that it belongs, all mercy to those that it belongs, but they don't believe that God is all sovereign.
Jim RamosHOST
46:59
Yeah.
Jim RamosHOST
46:59
Oh, so in John, or I'm sorry, Matthew 28, we have the Great Commission.
Granger SmithGUEST
47:04
Yeah.
Jim RamosHOST
47:04
So how do we, how do we couple the Great Commission with an altar call? When I mean altar call, I'm talking about sinner's prayer.
Granger SmithGUEST
50:15
So I want to make the difference between a biblical invitation to the gospel and a situation where people could be manipulated by the environment or by an emotional story.
Granger SmithGUEST
50:28
And probably most importantly, not discipled afterward.
Granger SmithGUEST
50:33
As you mentioned, Matthew 28, the Great Commission.
Granger SmithGUEST
50:36
We want to be able to tell them the gospel, baptize them, and then teach them.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:20
Go.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:22
Matthew 28, verse 19.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:24
Go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:34
Our master commands us to go.
Carlton TrouttGUEST
15:44
And she went to see a family called Barrows from the church and discussing with her, the mother, that...
Carlton TrouttGUEST
15:54
Bible says, Matthew 28.
Carlton TrouttGUEST
15:59
She's sticking to her scripture and the ladies explained to her and she would move.
Carlton TrouttGUEST
16:03
This is why she came back and relate to me.

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