In the fourth chapter of Hebrews, verse 12, it says: “For the word of God is living and powerful, and sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing even to the division of soul and spirit, and of joints and marrow, and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart.” The Bible is the Read More →
One cannot be content with calling Jesus a great teacher, for he taught that he was more than a mere teacher; one must either accept all his teachings, including those that demand we submit to his lordship, or reject him altogether. Jesus is not one way among many; he is the standard of Read More →
The Bridge over anxiety (Matthew 6:25-34) – sermon by pastor Trifon Trifonov from the sermon series “The King and the Kingdom” on the gospel of Matthew. Translation provided. Read More →
Jesus emphasizes that we should not pray like the hypocrites, to be seen by others; instead, we should pray privately. He also emphasizes that we should not pray like pagans, expecting to manipulate an answer from their deities; instead, we should offer a simple prayer to our Father. Sermon by Read More →
The subject of God’s Kingdom (Matthew 5:1-12) – sermon by pastor Trifon Trifonov from the sermon series “The King and the Kingdom” on the gospel of Matthew. Read More →
When we start something, we must prepare for it. Students prepare for an exam by reading about it. Athletes prepare for the Olympics by training hard for 4 years. When you bake a cake, you have to prepare the pan – grease it with oil so that the cake doesn’t stick. When you paint, you have to Read More →
Today we begin our examination of the Gospel of Matthew. Matthew means “gift of God.” Matthew was called by Jesus to become His disciple and, after His death and resurrection, wrote the gospel, most likely between 50 and 60 AD. In the gospel, we see Jesus presented as a King who has all Read More →