EPISODE · Mar 28, 2026 · 10 MIN
Matthew Chapter 6 - When Your Faith Stops Performing and Starts Trusting
from Giving God PRAISE! · host Jeremy Baxter
Send us Fan MailToday we are studying Matthew Chapter 6. In this chapter, Jesus teaches about giving, prayer, fasting, priorities, and trust. He confronts outward religion and redirects our focus to the heart. This chapter calls us to live for God rather than for the approval of others. It reminds us that our relationship with Him is personal, not performative. Jesus teaches us to seek God first, trust Him fully, and live with eternal perspective instead of temporary focus.Support the showWe’re so grateful you chose to spend this time with us in God’s Word today. If this study encouraged your heart, consider sharing it with someone who may need that same reminder.You can support this ministry by clicking the “Support the Show” link on this page. You can also follow this podcast on your favorite platform—Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, and more—by clicking the +Follow button so you never miss an episode.We would truly love to hear from you. You can send us fan mail, leave a voice message, or write a review to share your thoughts or prayers for this ministry.Thank you for listening, for sharing, and for being a part of the Giving God PRAISE podcast.
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Send us Fan Mail Today we are studying Matthew Chapter 6. In this chapter, Jesus teaches about giving, prayer, fasting, priorities, and trust. He confronts outward religion and redirects our focus to the heart. This chapter calls us to live for God rather than for the approval of others. It reminds us that our relationship with Him is personal, not performative. Jesus teaches us to seek God first, trust Him fully, and live with eternal perspective instead of temporary focus. Support the show ...
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