Sound Doctrine Jeff Johnson

Jesus said there is a sin that we can commit on this earth that God will not forgive. It’s the blasphemy of the Holy Spirit! What is it? And have you committed it? A couple of key questions we’ll look into today on Sound Doctrine as we get back into our series in Matthew’s gospel. Pastor Jeff Johnson is looking at the Unforgivable Sin.

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When it comes to our eternal destiny God wants us to know where we stand. He doesn’t want us to be fooled or misled, but rather to have confidence and assurance in our relationship with Him. And the book of First John gives us just what we need to hear in that regard. Today on Sound Doctrine we’ll look in the mirror, and put ourselves to the test to see if we’re real believer or a make believer.

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Pastor Jeff Johnson is in the middle of a study in Matthew, and we’ll be picking up where he left off in chapter twelve. In case you haven’t noticed the enemy is coming at us with everything he has, in these last days. So how do we defend against the onslaught? Today pastor Jeff pulls back the curtain on the spiritual realm, and shows us how to engage in the battle through prayer.

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Today we get back into our study of Matthew, and we left off in the middle of chapter twelve. Here Jesus is healing a lot of people. From a man with a withered hand, to many who were ill, and even a demon-possessed man who was blind and mute as we’ll hear today!

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Work six days and take one day to rest and rechargethat was established by God from the very moment of creation and also layed out in the 10 Commandments. And today on Sound Doctrine we’ll see the importance of enjoying a rest day. Pastor Jeff Johnson opens Matthew chapter twelve where Jesus’ disciples were being accused of violating the Sabbath. But these accusers totally missed the point of the Sabbath, in that it was made for man and not the other way around.

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There is a great deal of misunderstanding about what the Bible teaches concerning specific days, like the Sabbath. And that oftentimes leads to false conclusions. On today’s Sound Doctrine, we’ll consider whether we have a love or law relationship. You’ll learn the difference between the two. We’re entering Matthew chapter twelve.

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