Matthew Everhard

This episode is a Sunday School lesson presented at Gospel Fellowship PCA in January of 2025. Here, we study together the seventh commandment on adultery. Join me for this serious and grave topic.

Today, we continue our expository sermon series through the book of Romans. Our text is Romans 3:1-8. Here, the Apostle Paul anticipates several objections that his readers may be inferring. Like a good rhetorician, Paul offers his "refutatio," that is, his answers to questions and objections that he believers his readers may be asking, particularly, about the advantages of being Jewish;...

After a brief time off from Romans over the holidays, we now pick up our expository series again in Romans 2:17-29. In this text, Paul speaks to the Jewish Christians in Rome, reminding them of their many blessings, and also asking several diagnostic questions that will expose them to the charge of hypocrisy. The cure for this, of course, is the Gospel.

In this sermon, we work through Romans 1:24-32. Here we meet with the difficulty of homosexuality. Though controversial in some quarters, this text is actually very clear. Paul sees these sexual depravities as an outworking of the "debased mind" that is far from the Creator.

In this sermon, we begin the opening salvo of Paul's main argument in the letter to the Romans. He begins with the total depravity of the Gentiles (chapter one) before discussing the total depravity of the Jews (chapter two). His goal here is to obliterate all human pride so that no man can boast before the Lord and that all would recognize their need of the cross.

In this episode, we continue our new series in the book of Romans. Specifically, we consider Paul's thesis statement in Romans 1:16-17 in which he declares that he is not ashamed of the Gospel.

In this episode, we consider the important doctrines of justification, adoption, and sanctification. To consider these terms, we will look at them in the Westminster Shorter Catechism, the book of Romans, and several applications.

In this sermon, we begin an expository series through the book of Romans. Here we consider the author of the epistle (Paul), the purpose of the book (to extol the Gospel), and the recipients (the church of faithful saints in the midst of the pagan city of Rome).

We conclude our expository series in Daniel here. In the last chapter of Daniel, we once again encounter several difficult passages. References to the great tribulation, the abomination of desolation, and coming ages of wickedness are present. At the same time, Daniel 12 gives the saints a number of glorious promises that God will sustain and preserve His people through incredible difficulties. Wi...

In this sermon, we cover Daniel 11, one of the most obscure passages of Biblical prophecy to modern readers. Fortunately, it is perhaps a bit easier to interpret than it seems at first blush: this text covers the period of time between the Testaments when pagan nations vie for power and glory over the Holy Land. In this sermon, we look at a few important details as well as consider how this text i...

In this video, we look at the history of the catechism. The word itself is the basic NT word that means instruction. Early on, Christians began to develop ways to instruct and prepare people for baptism and the Lord's Supper. This kind of teaching came to its fullest form in the Reformed catechisms of the 15 and 1600s.

In this episode, we continue our sermon series through the book of Daniel. Today we continue the events in which Daniel meets a supernatural visitor, possibly a Christophany or pre-incarnate appearance of Jesus Christ. Though Daniel is initially struck down by the glory of the messenger, he is incrementally strengthened as the visitor touches him three times and repeatedly calls him "greatly belov...

In this video, I cover a few items that are more personal. I detail my struggle with Lyme disease, my recent and very public panic attack, and some thoughts on my new book.

In this sermon, we have an incredible encounter between Daniel and a Supernatural Visitor. Some say this person is Gabriel, others that he is an angel, and still others that this is a pre-incarnate appearance of Jesus Christ, or a Christophany. Either way, Daniel is thrown to the ground and his life is changed forever with this encounter.

In this lecture originally given at the 2024 RPTS Westminster Conference and then reprised here as a Sunday School lesson at Gospel Fellowship PCA, we cover the doctrine of the infinity of God as well as the finitude of man. Here we take special note of the theology of Petrus Van Mastricht (or PVM) who helps us to comprehend both the doctrine and applications of these concepts.

In this discussion, I take my listeners through a tier list of some of the best devotional content available for daily reading.

In this video, I discuss my top dead (well mostly dead) influences that have shaped my thinking over the years. I hope you are blessed by my walk through the writers and thinkers that have most influenced my ministry and theology!

In this episode, we will discuss the recent removal of Steven J. Lawson from his position at Trinity Bible Church in Dallas as wall as Ligonier Ministries.

In this episode, we continue our verse-by-verse sermon series through the book of Daniel. Here, we come to Daniel 9:1-19, where the prophet prays for forgiveness and mercy for the people of God. Daniel "turns his face to the Lord," and begs God for covenant mercies. Having read the prophecy of Jeremiah 25:8-14, Daniel is now assured that the Exile is coming to an end after seventy years....

We continue our expository series through the book of Daniel as we come to the Little Horn text of Daniel 8. The prophet has seen a vision of a ram attacked by a goat, and Greece is prophesied to defeat Persia. But something more sinister lurks. After the Greek Kingdom itself is divided into four parts, Antiochus IV Epiphanes attacks the Temple and blasphemes the sacred worship of God.

In this sermon, we continue our series in the book of Daniel. We come today to the mysterious vision of the ram and the goat. Daniel foresees the changing of the guard from Persia to Greece in a vision, but we take the time to consider several different understandings of divine sovereignty including open theism, middle knowledge, and Reformed providence.

In today's text, Daniel asks for help in interpreting the visions that he has seen of the beasts, the Ancient of Days, and the Son of Man receiving authority. An angelic helper gives him interpretation, but it is not as soothing as Daniel might have hoped, and both threats and some comforts are present.

In this sermon, we continue our expository series through the book of Daniel. Here, we come to the epochal vision of the "Son of Man" who is given authority over all the nations.

In this sermon, I very honestly discuss my recent panic/spiritual attack that I experienced, and try to place it in the comfort of the help of looking to a greater God on the throneroom.

In this episode, we continue our journey through the book of Daniel. Here, we consider the four strange beasts described in Daniel 7:1-8 emerging out of the sea.