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MATTHEW: THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN | "What Were You Expecting?" | Matthew 11:1–24

47 min · 26 de abr de 2026
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SERIES: Matthew: The Kingdom of Heaven SERMON: "What Were You Expecting?" from Matthew 11:1–24. In this chapter, John begins to doubt and Jesus answers with grace and a mild rebuke. He goes on to issue rebukes to the skeptical crowds and the unbelieving cities. In this sermon, Pastor Andrew helps us navigate our doubts. He answers the questions, "What do you do when Jesus doesn't meet your expectations?" He gives us three helps from Matthew 11: open your eyes, open your ears, and open your heart.

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