Episode 9

Matthew 9

Published on: 1st September, 2025

What is the significance of Jesus forgiving the paralyzed man's sins before He healed the man's affliction? Did Jesus ever say that He was God? Why is Jesus dismissive of the scribes and Pharisees? Who is Matthew and why does Jesus call Him to be His disciple? What is the purpose of a church if it doesn't offer healing for the spiritually sick? How do we become healthy by going to church? What does an unhealthy church look like? Why were tax collectors hated by the Jews? Are Christians required to fast? Why didn't Jesus' disciples fast if it's something good to do? How do the Jewish leader and the Roman centurion contrast one another in how they approach Jesus for His help in healing others? Why is the sick woman who touches Jesus' garment showing faith in how she seeks healing? How does Jesus show His mastery over creation and death? How were the people to refer to Jesus? What does it mean for Him to be the Son of David? How can Jesus exorcise demons from people? What does it mean for the laborers to be few in the midst of a large harvest? Does this only talk about evangelism or is there more?

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Let Nothing Move You
Come listen as Christian Ashley, a seminary student and servant of God, goes through the entire Bible verse-by-verse, starting with Luke and Romans and then heading back to Genesis to speak on the whole story of God's glory and revelations as intended for His original audience and the modern listener.

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Christian Ashley is a seminary student at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary focusing on Christian Ministry and has been a follower of Christ since six years old. He majored in Creative Writing and minored in English at UNC-Wilmington. He has written four novels under the name M. C. Ashley and works as a founding member of the Starving Writers Guild, which helps writers find ways to publish their own material their way.