Making Much of His Mission

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Making Much of His Mission

A variety of topics on missions and evangelism, including Spiritual Warfare, persecution, missionary finances, translation, spiritual growth, translation, cultural adaptation and many other subjects by missionary with 31 years of overseas experience on two continents.

  1. 31

    Pray for persecuted believers

    God commands us to remember and respond to those believers undergoing persecution

  2. 30

    Matthew 28:1-20 He is risen indeed

    The resurrection of Jesus according to Matthew with great commission

  3. 29

    Matthew 16:21-28 Lose your life for Christ

    We must deny ourselves, take up our cross, and follow Him

  4. 28

    Matthew 16:13-20 Thou art the Christ

    Peter identifies Jesus as the Christ, the Son of the living God. We must deny ourselves and follow Him

  5. 27

    Matthew 16:1-12 Leaven of Pharisees and Sadducees

    Jesus warned the disciples to avoid the false teachings of the Pharisees (hypocrisy) and Sadducees (unbelief)

  6. 26

    Matthew 15:21-28 Canaanite daughter healed from demons

    Jesus healed the daughter of a Canaanite woman after she no longer prayed to him as the Son of David but as Lord and showed great faith

  7. 25

    Matthew 15:10-20 Dirty hands or dirty heart?

    Jesus said that a man is not defiled by what he eats but by what he says when his heart is unclean

  8. 24

    Matthew 15:1-9 Man's traditions or God's commandments?

    The Pharisees complained that Jesus' disciples did not hold the ceremonial law of washing hands, but Jesus poiinted out that the Pharisees actually changed Gpd's laws by their traditions.

  9. 23
  10. 22

    Matthew 14:22-33 Jesus walks on water

    Jesus walks on the sea of Galilea to the boat struggling in the storm. Peter walks briefly and begins to sink when he doubts. 

  11. 21

    Matthew 14:13-21 Jesus fed 5000

    Jesus fed a crown of 5000 men plus women and children with 5 loaves and 2 fishes

  12. 20

    Matthew 14:1-12 John the Baptist beheaded

    John the Baptist told Herod that his marriage to his brother's wife was adultery. On his birthday, Herodius' daughter danced & the king promised to give her what she wished. She asked for John the Baptist's head on a platter, and John was executed. 

  13. 19

    Matthew 13:53-58 Unbelief in the Nazareth synagogue

    The Jews from Narareth were astonished at Jesus' teaching and miraccles but were upset at his prominence. He did only a few miracles because of his unbelief

  14. 18

    Matthew 13:47-52 A net dragged through the sea

    A picture of the last times is a net dragged through the sea (the gentiles). The good are kept; the worthless are discarded by the angels into hell

  15. 17

    Matthew 13:44-46 Purchase of the goodly pearl

    After the parable of the treasure in the field, which refers to Israel being put aside for the moment, Jesus relates the parable of the goodly pearl, describing the church age started by Jesus' crucifixion. 

  16. 16

    Sunday school: Liberty of Conscience

    Liberty of conscience gives us accountability before God for our deeds, but also access to God and we become available to him for the advancement of the gospel

  17. 15

    Matthew 13:44 The treasure in the field

    A man finds a treasure in the field, hides it again, and using all his money buys the field. Meaning: Jesus has already bought the field, which is the world, by creation and redemption. He will return again as King of Kings and set up his kingdom on earth.

  18. 14

    Matthew 13:24-30, 34-43 Parable of the tares

    After sowing good seed, an enemy. Satan, sowed false wheat (tares) in the midst of the good wheat. They would wait until the harvest and the harvesters would separate them and burn them. Meaning: in the future, Jesus will return, the angels will separate out the unsaved and throw them into hell and the saved will shine forth. 

  19. 13

    Matthew 13:33 Parable of leaven

    A woman placed leaven in 3 measures of flour to leaven an entire loaf. So false teaching spreads secretly throughout the entire group of "Christians."

  20. 12

    Matthew 13:1-8, 18-23 Sower and 4 kinds of soil

    Jesus teaches the parable of the sower and 4 types of soil with various yields.

  21. 11

    Matthew 13:31-33 Parable of the mustard seed

    The kingdom of heaven is like the unnatural growth of the mustard plant trying to be a tree

  22. 10

    Matthew 13:1-17 Parable method and sower

    Jesus begins using parables, explains a bit of why to the disciples and gives the parable of the sower

  23. 9

    Matthew 12:46-49 Jesus' family are those doing His Father's will

    When Jesus' mother and brothers came to speak with him, he showed the crowd that his disciples were his family, those who were doing the Father's will, and that is true for us as well.

  24. 8

    Matthew 12:43-45 When evil spirits move out, we need Jesus to move in

    Jesus describes an evil spirit, after being removed from a person, wanting to return to "his house." If it is empty, he gets 7 worse spirits to join him. We need to actively seek Christ after freedom from evil spirits

  25. 7

    Matthew 12:38-42 Witnesses for Jesus and against the Pharisees

    Jonah and the men of Nineveh will witness against the Pharisees and so will the Queen of Sheba

  26. 6

    Matthew 12:21-37 Pharisees attribute Jesus' healing to Satan

    Jesus healed a blind and dumb man. The Pharisees attribute his power to Satan. 

  27. 5

    Matthew 12:15-21 Jesus shows victory quietly to the Jews and gentiles

    He heals a man; this demonstrates the truth of the suffering servant passages in Isaiah.

  28. 4

    Matthew 12:9-14 Jesus heals a withered hand on the sabbath in the synagogue

    The Pharisees challenge Jesus about healing on the sabbath. He says that a man would lift a sheep out of a pit on the sabbath; a man is worth more than a sheep. He then heals the man's hand

  29. 3

    Matthew 12:1-8 Plucking and rubbing grain on the sabbath

    The Pharisees accuse the disciples of breaking the sabbath by plucking grain. Jesus defends them with two Biblical examples

  30. 2

    Don't abuse your Christian liberty

    We are free to serve Christ, not our old sin-nature

  31. 1

    Matthew 11:25-30 Come to Jesus - His burden is light

    We are called to cast our burdens on Christ and work together yoked with Him. His manner is meek, and his burden is light

  32. 0

    Matthew 11:16-24 Jesus vs. John the Baptist

    They thought John the Baptist was demonically controlled and tooascetic; Jesus was a man who enjoyed food and drink too much. But if the O.T. cities had seen what Jesus did in Galilea, they would have repented long ago.

  33. -1

    Matthew 11:1-15 John questions, Jesus praises John the Baptist

    John in prison questions about Jesus as the messiah. Jesus demonstrates his power and praises John the Baptist. 

  34. -2

    Matthew 10:34-42 Seek eternal rewards

    Don't seek temporary pleasure but eternal rewards from Christ for serving Him

  35. -3

    Matthew 10:24-33 Further instructions to the 12 disciples

    Jesus gives them warnings about persecution and leaving one location for another

  36. -4

    Matthew 10:5-23 Instructions to the 12 sent out

    Jesus gives initial instructions to the 12 disciples going out to minister in Israel

  37. -5

    Matthew 9:35-10;4 Sending out the 12 disciples

    Jesus shows compassion to the lost of Israel and sends out his 12 disciples, here named, to minister to them

  38. -6

    Liberty Gives Freedom to Live Godly

    When we receive Christ as savior, we are justified (declared righteous). The Holy Spirit comes to live in us and gives us the power to live a godly life showing the fruit of the Spirit in our lives.

  39. -7

    Matthew 9:27-34 Jesus healed 2 blind men and a dumb man

    Jesus healed 2 blind men followed by a man who was unable to speak. But the Pharisees attriobuted the healing to working together with Satan

  40. -8

    Matthew 9:18-27 Healing Jairus' daughter

    En route to healing Jairus' daughter, Jesus healed a woman with 12 years of vaginal bleeding who trusted in him. He removed all the men from the house, took Peter, James and John and the parents and raised the daughter from the dead. 

  41. -9

    Matthew 9:9-13 Jesus calls Matthew and eats with his friends

    Jesus called Matthew who immediately folloowed him. Matthew calls his friends and eats with Jesus and his disciples.

  42. -10

    Matthehw 9:1-8

    Jesus heals a paralytic let down through the roof. He forgave sins and proved it by having him stand and walk home

  43. -11

    Matthew 8:28-33 Jesus heals demon-possessed men

    Demons recognize Jesus and are terrified; he permits their request to go into pigs, who all die in water. 

  44. -12

    Matthew 8:23-27 Jesus calms a storm

    Jesus calms a storm and tells his disciples to believe and trust him

  45. -13

    Matthew 8:19-22 Disciples follow Jesus everywhere he goes

    Two men offered to follow Jesus, but not immediately  with their hard hearts. Jesus moved on without them after giving them the need of total commitment

  46. -14

    The Spirit of the Lord Gives Liberty

    The Old Testament brought concemnation and death because it showed the will of God but did not give the individual the ability to keep the law of God. The Old Testament was glorious, and even Moses' face glowed after meeting with God. But that glory faded away and he covered his face with a veil. The New Testament is more glorious, because Jesus Christ paid our sin debt and enabled us to become freed from sin; the veil separating us from God was taken away.

  47. -15

    Matthew 8:14-17 Jesus healed them all

    Jesus healed all sorts of sickness and demonic affliction

  48. -16

    Matthew 8:5-13 The centurion's faith

    A Roman centurion asked Jesus for healing, but when Jesus said that he would come to heal the servant who was sick, the centurion said that he could just say the word and the man would be healed. Jesus wodered at his faith, which was greater than anyone in Israel, and said that some gentiles would join the patriarchs in the kingdom of heaven.

  49. -17

    Matthew 8:1-4 The leper cleansed

    Jesus touched a leper and healed him

  50. -18

    Matthew 7:24-29 Build on the rock, not sand

    The wise man built his house upon the rock; the foolish man built on sand

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A variety of topics on missions and evangelism, including Spiritual Warfare, persecution, missionary finances, translation, spiritual growth, translation, cultural adaptation and many other subjects by missionary with 31 years of overseas experience on two continents.

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Robert D. Patton

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