Beggars Breaking Bread

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Sermon 2: Matthew 1:18-25

S1 E2 • Nov 3, 2023 • 34 mins

Philip Blackett reads from Matthew 1:18-25 and discusses Joseph's initial reaction to Jesus' conception, his obedience to the prophecy of Emmanuel, and his critical role in Jesus' birth. Philip shares his personal journey of obedience, highlighting Joseph's trust, submission, and obedience to God's guidance.

Key Points

Joseph's decision to trust and obey God's guidance, despite potential social stigma and personal doubts, played a crucial role in fulfilling God's plan for humanity's salvation through Jesus Christ.
True obedience to God involves submitting our personal plans and desires to His will, even when it feels challenging or counterintuitive.
God desires to be included in our decision-making processes, offering us divine guidance and support to navigate life's complexities and fulfill our purpose.

Sermon 2: Matthew 1:18-25 (Joseph accepts Jesus as his Son). For sermon notes and more sermons, visit www.BeggarsBreakingBread.com.

Speakers

Philip Blackett

Host • 100%

Chapters

0:00	Introduction and reading from Matthew 1:18-25
0:18	The conception of Jesus and Joseph's initial reaction
0:54	The prophecy of Emmanuel and Joseph's obedience
1:45	Philip asks listeners about their favorite movies
3:51	Focus on Joseph's critical role in the story of Jesus' birth
5:03	Joseph's decision-making process and trusting God
12:17	Joseph's encounter with the angel and divine guidance
21:13	Joseph's 3 step process: trust, submit, and obey
25:25	Jesus' example of submission and obedience
30:49	Philip Blackett's personal journey of obedience

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