Homiletics Study
– Matthew 2021-2022
Lesson 20 Passage: Matthew 19
Content (List of Topics or Events)
Jesus addresses
life choice issues (Divorce, Marriage, or living as Eunuch) (Matthew 19:1-12) a. Jesus arrived
Judea bringing large crowds and His healing (1-2) b. Pharisees
test Jesus asking if it is lawful for man to divorce (3) c. Jesus
responds with God’s perfect “one flesh” plan for marriage (4-6) d. Pharisees
respond asking why did Moses permit divorce (7) e. Jesus replies
pointing to heart their condition, and not from beginning (8) f. Jesus
defines restrictions limiting divorce and marriage of another as adultery (9) g.
Disciples ask is it better not to marry; Jesus response sharing that not many can accept
living as eunuch. (10-12) |
Jesus choice
to bless children as disciples rebuke and learn kingdom lesson (Matthew 19:13-15) a. People
bring children to Jesus for blessing and prayer (13a) b. Disciples
rebuke the people bringing children (13b) c. Jesus
teaches life and kingdom lesson; let the children come and don’t hinder them
(14a) d. Jesus
tells disciples that Kingdom belongs to such as these and continues to bless the
children (14b-15) |
Jesus responds
to rich man quest and the choices required to inherit Kingdom of heaven (Matthew
19:16-30) a. A man
comes to Jesus asking what good thing must he do to get eternal life (16) b. Jesus responds
asking why do you ask about what is good; then says keep the commandments (17) c. Jesus lists
all many commands but “one import command” is omitted (18-19) d. Young
man responds that he has kept all these commands and asks what do I still lack
(20) e. Jesus answers
the rich young man and tells him to sell all and give to the poor, and follow
Jesus for treasure in heaven. (21) f. The young
man went away sad; the “first command is hard” (22) g. Disciples
were astonished asking who can be saved. (23) h. Jesus
tells with God all things are possible; kingdom inheritance comes to those
who leave things behind for Jesus sake (24-30) |
Divisions (Main Blocks of Thought)
Jesus addresses
life choice issues (Divorce, Marriage, or living as Eunuch) |
Matthew 19:1-12 |
Jesus choice
to bless children as disciples rebuke and learn kingdom lesson |
Matthew 19:13-15 |
Jesus’
response to rich man quest and choices required to inherit kingdom of heaven |
Matthew 19:16-30 |
Subject
Sentence (Summarizes the contents of the Divisions – No more than 10
words)
Jesus’ divorce response and inheritance requirements for kingdom
of heaven |
Aim (Main
Teaching Point of the Passage)
CTATLT a
humble heart wholly committed to Jesus is of eternal importance. |
Specific
Application Questions
How do your
life relationships reflect your heart?
What things in your life that do not reflect God’s perfect plan? |
Jesus
desires to bless the humble; what gets in the way of receiving all that God desires
for you? |
Jesus
wants us to be “all in” for him; what is it that you place first that doesn’t
allow you to be “all in”? |
Principles to Remember
Our heart
is reflected life relationships |
A humble
heart is blessed |
Hearts committed
to Jesus’ receive eternal life |
Characteristic
of God
See’s our heart |
Theme
God’s see’s
our hearts desire, and wants us to be humbly committed to Him. |
God’s
Word - What’s happening?
God’s Heart
– What does God care about?
Today’s
World – How does this connect to what is happening in my world today?
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What does the acronym CTATLT mean?
"Cause the audience to learn that" is the meaning of the acronym. It is our shortcut to writing out the words each week.
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