Gospel Saving Church

Every Sunday GSC honors the Lord by being obedient to His command in regard to The Lords Supper. Join us in your home as we partake together. God Bless You! - Pastor Ed Website: http://gospelsavingchurch.com

Overview: (Matthew 14:28-33) I already taught on verses 28-29 last week, but we go back and I go over these verses, again this week because in them along with verses 30-31, we find an amazing aspect of God's character, that makes me fall deeper in love with Him. A characteristic about God that really gives mankind some awesome hope. I invite you to listen along, and discover this amazing aspect of...

Overview: (Matthew 14:28-29) In our message last week entitled, "He Tested Their Hearts and Minds", we studied how Jesus Christ sent the disciples in the boat to cross the sea mainly to test their hearts and minds. In our message today, God showed us, through Peter's statement from the boat "Lord if it is you, command me to come to you" as an example of the fact that He allows a provision for mank...

Overview: (Matthew 14:22-27) In this weeks message, we start off once again, looking at the love of Christ in the sacrifice He makes for those 5,000 men (besides women and children) that He fed. We then take a good long look at why Jesus sent His disciples away in a boat, where they faced a terrible storm the entire evening, trying to get to the other side of the sea of Galilee. Yes, Jesus had a r...

Overview: (Matthew 14:13-21 ) Take a few moments of your day to stop and think. To really think of how enormous God's compassion is for us through the express image of God Himself - Jesus Christ. It is mind-blowing indeed! Are you self"less" or self"ish"? Let Christ be your role model from this day forward. Here at GSC, Jesus really is our "hero". God Bless You! Pastor Ed Jesus Christ says: "I am...

Overview: (Matthew 14:1-12) In our message today we look at the death of John the Baptist, the great soldier of God/Christ, and the details around that account. John's imprisonment and death are a fulfillment of what Jesus Christ told His disciples in Matthew chapter 10:16 "I send you out as sheep in the midst of wolves" (and we know that wolves eat sheep). We also take a look at the false ideolog...

Every Sunday GSC honors the Lord by being obedient to His command in regard to The Lords Supper. Join us in your home as we partake together. God Bless You! Pastor Ed Website: http://gospelsavingchurch.com

Overview: (Matthew 13:51-58) In our message today we look at what it means to be a faithful householder of the knowledge of the Kingdom of Heaven for God. We examine the responsibility that God has given to each and every believer, no matter the personal cost, to give the directions to the Kingdom of Heaven to others despite the rejection we will face. Are you a faithful householder? Take a listen...

Overview: (Matthew 13:47-52) In our sermon today we studied the parable of the dragnet, and it's spiritual explanation according to Jesus. This parable is a picture of the end of the world, and Gods great judgment. In this parable, Jesus tells us who will be able to, and won't be able to inherit eternal life. Where will you stand on this great day of Judgment? Will God throw you out into eternal h...

Overview: (Matthew 13:44-46) In our message today we explored 2 more of the Kingdom of Heaven is like parables. 1) The Treasure Hidden 2) The Pearl of Great price Again, like last week, we cannot be 100% sure of the deeper spiritual meaning of these parables because Jesus did not teach them. So in "The seekers & the wanderers" I take the common themes we find in these 2 parables and match them up...

Overview: (Matthew 13:31-35) We covered two more of the "Kingdom of Heaven is like" parables in our message today. The parable of the mustard seed and the parable of the leaven. Jesus gave us the physical understanding of these parables, but never gave us the spiritual meanings to them. So nobody can say with 100% certainty the exact spiritual understandings, because Jesus never taught them. So in...

Overview: (Philippian's 1:29-30 through 2:1-11) We have two main points to our message today. #1. Paul's request to the Christians of the church of Philippi to fulfill his joy by being like minded and united together, while not being self centered, And, the reason why they should; #2. because Christ Jesus, came to earth in the very form of God, and humbled Himself and became a bondservant, (to God...

Overview: (Matthew 13:24-30 & 36-43) In our message today we studied the parable of the wheat and tares and Jesus' explanation of it. We looked at how Jesus compared the Kingdom of Heaven, with wheat and tares. Jesus compared the wheat and the tares to two types of people in the world of mankind. The good seeds of the wheat were the sons of the Kingdom of God, which represents saved people, while...

Overview: (Matthew 13:1-23) In our sermon today we studied the parable and the understanding that Jesus gave us about the sower. In this parable and the understanding of the parable, Jesus really gives us a spiritual behind the scenes look at what happens in someone's heart when they hear the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Jesus tells us that there are four possible things that happen to the Gospel of Je...

Overview: (Matthew 12:46-50) In our message today, we looked at the common Catholic belief that Mary the mother of Jesus Christ never had any other children, and died a virgin. We take, Matthew 12:46-50, along with other sections of scripture that parallel this one and we look to some of the original Greek words that influence the Catholic belief about Mary, and we take an in depth look at this th...

065 - Understanding Demons & Demon Possession by Ed Spagnoli

***(Special Christmas Message Edition)*** Overview: Matthew (1:18-25 and Matthew 2:1-12) Merry Christmas & Happy Birthday Jesus!!! In our message today, Jesus Christ and the events leading up to His birth, and the events following His birth are the entirety of our message. Jesus Christ takes center stage of today's Christmas message. As He is the reason we even celebrate Christmas, to begin with....

Overview: (Matthew 12:38-42) In our message today we first recapped the words of Jesus in Matthew 12:33-37, where He said "by your words you will be either justified or condemned", on the day of judgment. We then talked about how the Pharisees responded to these sayings of Christ, because He was speaking directly to them. In their response to Him in Matthew 12:38 today, we read that they just went...

Overview: (Matthew 12:33-37) Today we looked at Jesus' direct address to the Pharisees personally, on their judgment of His casting out the demon, in Matthew 12:31-32, when The Pharisees had said that Jesus cast out the demon by Satan. We talked about how Jesus used an allegory of good trees and the good fruit they produce, verses bad trees and the bad fruit they produce to expose the evil hearts...

Overview: (Matthew 12:31-32) In our message we talked about the comfort and amazing love that God has for sinners in the fact that He offers us forgiveness for all of our sins and blasphemies, except for ONE. But unfortunately, as there is comforting good news in the the wonderful salvation that God gives to sinful mankind, there is also bad news in today's message, "The Unforgivable Sin". There i...

Overview: (Matthew 12:22-30) In our message today we read about the awesome miracle of Christ to heal the demon possessed man, who was blind and mute. Amazing miracle, and the multitudes were amazed starting to believe that He was the Christ. But the Pharisees spoke evil of Jesus and accused Him of casting the demon out by the devil. Come and listen to how Jesus defends Himself against these accus...

Overview: (Matthew 12:15-21) In our message this week, we looked at Jesus' reaction to the Pharisees leaving and plotting how they might destroy Him. He leaves with His disciples and goes and does some amazing miracles among the multitudes. He then tells those who are with Him not to make Him known, which means that He didn't want anyone to know about all of the healings He had just done. Why did...

Overview: (Matthew 12:9-14) We opened up our message with a very easily overlooked detail in the Scripture. We switched gears a little bit and focused on the unstoppable ability of God over mankind, to fulfill His purposes. And as for our main text, we looked at how the Pharisees tried to trap Jesus with a kindergarten question about healing on the Sabbath, and how He responds back with a question...

Overview: (Matthew 12:1-8) In our message today, we looked at how the Pharisees accused Jesus' disciples of breaking the Law of God, for plucking some grain and eating it on the Sabbath day of rest. Were the disciples really in error for plucking and eating this grain? Or were the religious Pharisees correct in their condemnation of Jesus' disciples? What does the Bible say, guilty or innocent? I...

Overview: (Matthew 11:25-30) We started off the sermon with an awesome point that could easily be missed. The fact that Jesus went from talking to the multitudes, to talking to His Heavenly Father. Jesus answers His father (verse 25). We then moved our focus to three kinds of people. The wise, the prudent, and the babes, and we talked about these three types of people for the remainder of the mess...