Matthew 5

Jesus is born. 

Jesus' family moves to Egypt, then to Galilee. 

Matthew chapter 5 depicts Jesus' accomplishment or fulfillment of the law as a direct reference to his person, his teaching, and his kingdom which the Mosaic law only pointed toward. Jesus ushers in a righteousness that abrogates and contradicts the law, such that one cannot " ...

Friends, our Gospel for this Sunday is one of the great passages of the New Testament—namely, the Beatitudes from the fifth chapter of Matthew. "Beatitudo" just means happiness, and the one thing we all want is to be happy. Well, here is the Son of God telling us how—so let’s ...

Mark 5:21-43. Jesus came as the Prince of Healers, but He also came as the Prince of Hope. He is the greatest happily ever after we will ever know. He longs that all should know the hope to which He has brought us. Release your discouragement today, and allow His hope to flood yo ...  Show more

In part one (0:00-25:30), the guys discuss the series so far, and Tim dives into the final two perspectives to keep in mind when reading biblical law. The fifth perspective is that the purpose of the covenant laws is fulfilled in Jesus and the Spirit.

The dual role of t ...