Matthew: King and Kingdom
by: Dr. Michael Easley, Teaching Pastor
August 23, 2020
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Matthew: King and Kingdom

by Dr. Michael Easley, Teaching Pastor | August 23, 2020

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by Dr. Michael Easley, Teaching Pastor | August 23, 2020

Matthew: King and Kingdom

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Michael Easley resumes his series The Big Book: Cover to Cover with the Gospel of Matthew.   The whole story rides on Chosen People who will receive God’s Covenant Promises.

Together, the four gospel accounts make up approximately 46% of the New Testament. The person and work of Jesus Christ is the culmination of salvation history, fulfilling and, indeed, completing God’s work of eternity-past through eternity-future. These gospel accounts are the culmination of salvation history.

Each of the four gospels have a different emphasis. The emphasis in Matthew: King and Kingdom.  The word gospel (gk. euangelion, εὐαγγέλιον) is used 99 times in the New Testament, simply meaning “good news.”  The gospel, in regards to Christianity, is in fact the best news.