In Matthew 6, Jesus speaks directly to our hearts. He knows we all struggle with anxiety, fear, and misplaced ambition. So He invites us to think carefully about what we value, how we see the world, and whom we serve. His words are not just wise sayings—they are a call to live with eternal perspective, not temporary concerns. Jesus begins…

In Matthew 6:19–24, Jesus shifts from the practices of devotion—giving, praying, and fasting—to deeper matters of the heart. His words about treasure, vision, and loyalty remind us that our lives are always shaped by what we value, what we focus on, and whom we serve. Treasures on Earth and in Heaven Jesus begins with a contrast: “Do not store up…

In Matthew 6, Jesus shifts from inner devotion to outward living. He has just warned against practicing righteousness to gain human recognition in giving, prayer, and fasting. Now He addresses a broader danger: the pull of materialism. At its heart, His message is simple—we cannot live for two audiences. We cannot serve both God and man. When we seek applause,…