David Buffaloe
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Category Archives: Matthew
Kingdom Of Heaven Taken By Force
If you are born again you may fail – but Jesus will stand with you and lift you back up. When John had his crisis of faith Jesus did not abandon him. No, Jesus never abandons His children. Jesus did not condemn John, no more than He condemned Elijah in 1 Kings 19. After ministering that day Jesus told John’s disciples … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas Sermons, Matthew, Sermons Preached
Tagged demons, depression, evil, faithfulness, God Is Faithful, John The Baptist
Salvation Not A Counterfeit
I was reading an article by Dr. Russell Moore the other day called Does Jeremiah 29:11 Apply To You? I’m sure you’ve heard Jeremiah 29:11, or seen it on a sign or a get well card. The verse is very rarely quoted in the King James Version. Continue reading
Posted in Matthew, Sermons Preached
Tagged salvation
The Scriptures And The Power Of God
The Temple authorities had allowed the services of God’s House to degrade into a place where communion with God was diminished, but tradition was exalted. When we come together as God’s Church we come together… Continue reading
Posted in Matthew, Sermons Preached
Tagged God of Living, God the Holy Spirit, God's Love
Three Days and Nights Ago
The prophets all spoke of this Jesus. He would be the Messiah Who would offer salvation to the world. If a scientist were to discover a cure for cancer or Alzheimer’s or Parkinson’s the world would celebrate him and offer him the greatest adulation. Jesus Christ came to this earth to offer a cure for something greater than Cancer, greater than any disease you can think of. Jesus came to this earth to offer a cure for sin and death. He came to offer eternal life and supernatural cleansing to all who would believe. But how was Christ perceived? The prophets Continue reading
Posted in Matthew, Resurrection, Sermons Preached
Tagged Easter, Resurrection Sunday
Who Is This Man?
Jerusalem was filled with people. The time of the Passover Feast was once more upon Israel, and every faithful Jew was to go to the Temple to honor God their Savior. As families prepared to sacrifice a lamb without spot or blemish following the commandment of God another crowd descended on the city. Continue reading
Posted in Matthew, Sermons Preached
Tagged Palm Sunday, praise Jesus, salvation
The Greatest Sermon
We have all heard sermons that are memorial, but too often we hear sermons that are forgettable. On the day that Mary Magdalene and Mary Cleopas went to the Tomb of Christ they heard one of the greatest – and shortest – sermons ever preached. That sermon was preached by an angel. Continue reading
Posted in Matthew, Sermons Preached
Tagged disciples, discipleship, Easter, Resurrection, victory
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