by mpalmer | Mar 9, 2026 | Jesse Richardson, Podcasts
This week, we’re continuing in Matthew 10 as Jesus prepares His disciples for the reality of being sent into the world with the gospel. He tells them they will be called to live with a unique balance of wisdom and innocence while expecting that their message...
by mpalmer | Mar 2, 2026 | Jesse Richardson, Podcasts
The world feels loud, divided, and uncertain, but Jesus tells us not to be alarmed. This week, we look at Matthew 9:35–10:15 and rediscover a simple, steady focus for the Christian life: God’s glory and God’s mission. When Jesus sees the crowds, He doesn’t respond...
by mpalmer | Feb 23, 2026 | Jesse Richardson, Podcasts
Why weren’t Jesus’ disciples fasting? In Gospel of Matthew 9, Jesus is asked a question that goes far deeper than food. At stake is what counts as righteousness—and whether the spiritual life is defined by religious performance or covenant relationship. When Jesus...
by mpalmer | Feb 9, 2026 | Jesse Richardson, Podcasts
This week, we explore Matthew 9:9–13 and the powerful moment when Jesus calls Matthew, a tax collector, to follow Him — and then shares a meal with sinners. Through this story, we see that Jesus’ greatest authority is not simply to fix our circumstances, but to...
by mpalmer | Feb 2, 2026 | Jesse Richardson, Podcasts
This week, Jesus returns to His home base and meets a paralyzed man brought by faithful friends. Instead of immediately fixing what’s broken, Jesus addresses the man’s deepest need first: forgiveness. This week, Pastor Jesse explores active, persevering faith, the...
by mpalmer | Jan 26, 2026 | Jesse Richardson, Podcasts
In Matthew 8:14–34, Jesus moves from teaching about the Kingdom to demonstrating His authority in real, everyday life. From a sickbed in Peter’s home, to a storm on the sea, to a graveyard filled with fear and darkness, we see that Jesus’ authority reaches every layer...
