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Dr. Robert L. Dean Jr.
Matthew (2013)
True stories of the lives of famous people quickly move to the top of the best sellers' charts. Listen to this series about the engrossing story of the life of Christ as told by a once-hated tax collector, Matthew. See how his emphasis is on Christ as the promised Messianic king. Find out about the not-to-be-missed practical ways this gospel can impact your life.
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“Pastor Dean of West Houston Bible Church breaks open the meaning of Matthew’s gospel in a way that is rare in these days, when the dominant philosophy of ministry among most local churches is fellowship, not education. Dean’s lessons are A+
/Bret”
BZAG via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/24/16
Recent Episodes
Are we in the Kingdom today? Listen to this lesson to learn this prevalent belief is not biblical and puts a false emphasis on social justice. See how Matthew explains the reason for the postponement of the Kingdom until Jesus’ Second Coming. Find out why Jesus began to teach in parables and...
Published 07/15/18
Published 07/15/18
If someone asks you about the Gospel of Matthew, how would you describe it? Listen to this lesson to gain an overview of the book beginning with the author and three reasons why he wrote it. Learn that the key words are king and kingdom. Hear a six-point outline of the book and begin a study of...
Published 07/08/18
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