The King’s Line

Matthew 1:1-17

About the Sermon

This sermon begins a four-part preaching series through Matthew 1–2, The Birth of Jesus Christ. The story of Jesus' birth begins with his backstory, his genealogy. Genealogies are important for a variety of reasons. In the case of the Messiah, genealogies give us confidence that he really is the One. Specifically, that he is the great son of David, the one promised who would save his people from their sins. But, more than that, that we can be one of his.

About the Series

When Matthew recorded his account of Jesus’ arrival, he did so to make a point: Jesus’ arrival was the fulfillment of the hopes and expectations of the Old Testament Scriptures. Over and again, Matthew quotes or alludes to promises and prophecies concerning the Messiah, Jesus, who came to save his people from their sins.
When Matthew recorded his account of Jesus' arrival, he did so to make a point: Jesus' arrival was the fulfillment of the hopes and expectations of the Old Testament Scriptures. Over and again, Matthew quotes or alludes to promises and prophecies concerning the Messiah, Jesus, who came to save his people from their sins.

Sermons in the Series