Outline—Matthew 26

1. complaining and hostile attitude (vv. 1–5)
2. worshipful attitude (vv. 6–7)
3. indignant attitude (vv. 8–9)
4. blessing attitude (vv. 10–13)
5. lack of esteem for Jesus (vv. 14–16)
6. servant attitude (vv. 17–19)
7. betrayal (vv. 20–25)

Take Home Points

• Make sure you are in the right attitude when you come to the communion table.

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Matthew 2:1–12—Outline not available.

Take Home Points

• Are you the fool that Herod was?
• Or are you like the wise men?
• If so, are you like the angel, messenger to the lost?
• Or are you like the star, leading people to Christ?

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Matthew 1:18–24—Outline not available.

Take Home Points

• Jesus will never leave us, forsake us, or fail us.
• He will never weary of you.
• He will never change his priority.
• He is never selfish.
• He is never unequal to the task.
• He is not flawed.
• He is never overcome, unfaithful, or untrustworthy.
• In the presence of God, you lack nothing. Therefore do not fear evil or be dismayed.

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Matthew 1:1–21—Outline not available.

Take Home Points

• We have nothing to stand on to say that we are better than anyone else.
• Jesus identified with sinners—He knows the human condition.
• The spotlight is on God’s grace.

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