New Testament

Jesus heals two blind men and looks upon the crowds with compassion in Matthew 9:27–38, calling His disciples to pray for workers to enter the plentiful harvest.

Jesus heals a woman who suffered for twelve years and raises a ruler’s daughter in Matthew 9:14–26, revealing His compassion, authority, and power to bring new life.

Jesus forgives a paralysed man and calls Matthew to follow Him in Matthew 9:1–13, revealing His authority, mercy, and mission to call sinners to repentance.

Jesus speaks about the cost of discipleship, calms a violent storm, and confronts spiritual darkness in Matthew 8:18–34, revealing His extraordinary authority.

Jesus cleanses a leper, responds to a centurion’s remarkable faith, and heals the sick in Matthew 8:1–17, revealing both His authority and compassion.

Jesus closes the Sermon on the Mount by warning about false prophets and calling us to build our lives on His words in Matthew 7:15–29.

Jesus teaches about judgment, prayer, the Golden Rule, and the narrow gate in Matthew 7:1–14, calling us toward humility, trust, love, and faithful discipleship.

Jesus speaks about treasure, money, and worry in Matthew 6:19–34, reminding us to seek God’s Kingdom first and entrust tomorrow to our heavenly Father.

Jesus teaches about giving, prayer, forgiveness, and fasting in Matthew 6:1–18, calling us to seek God sincerely rather than practise faith for human recognition.

Jesus calls His followers to speak truthfully, reject personal revenge, live generously, and love their enemies. Matthew 5:33–48 challenges us to reflect our Father’s mercy.