Published by bboydComments Off on Joshua 4, Psalm 129-131, Isaiah 64, Matthew 12
Joshua 4: Joshua sets up twelve memorial stones from the Jordan to remind future generations of God's miraculous provision and power.
Psalm 129–131: The psalmist recalls God's justice against oppressors, expresses hope in divine redemption, and models humble, childlike trust.
Isaiah 64: The prophet pleads for God to come down in power, confessing the nation’s deep sin and dependence on His mercy as their Creator.
Matthew 12: Jesus asserts His authority over the Sabbath, confronts hardened hearts, and teaches that true family are those who do God’s will.
Published by bboydComments Off on Acts 4 and the Challenge of Community, Generosity, and Boldness
In this episode of Sermon Notes, host Hunter Melton is joined by Harpeth Heights campus and teaching pastor Brandon Hays for a deep dive into Acts 4:19-20 as part of their nine-week “For the Church” series.
Published by bboydComments Off on Joshua 3, Psalm 126-128, Isaiah 63, Matthew 11
Joshua 3: The Israelites miraculously cross the Jordan River on dry ground as the ark of the covenant leads the way.
Psalm 126–128: God’s people rejoice in His restoration, recognize His blessing in family and work, and find lasting joy in fearing Him.
Isaiah 63: God declares vengeance against the nations and remembers His steadfast love and past deliverance despite Israel’s rebellion.
Matthew 11: Jesus honors John the Baptist, warns unrepentant cities, and invites the weary to find true rest in Him.
Published by bboydComments Off on Joshua 2, Psalm 123-125, Isaiah 62, Matthew 10
Joshua 2: Two Israelite spies are protected by Rahab in Jericho, who expresses faith in God and secures a promise of rescue for her family.
Psalm 123–125: The psalmist looks to God for mercy, praises the Lord’s help in times of trouble, and declares the security of those who trust in Him.
Isaiah 62: God promises Zion’s restoration and joy, giving her a new name and declaring her salvation to all nations.
Matthew 10: Jesus sends out the twelve disciples with authority and instruction, warning of persecution but assuring God’s presence and eternal reward.
Published by bboydComments Off on Joshua 1, Psalm 120-122, Isaiah 61, Matthew 9
Joshua 1: God commissions Joshua to lead Israel into the promised land, urging him to be strong, courageous, and obedient to His Word.
Psalm 120–122: The psalmist pleads for peace, trusts God's protection, and rejoices in worship and prayer for Jerusalem's peace.
Isaiah 61: The Lord’s anointed proclaims good news, healing, and restoration, promising joy, justice, and a lasting covenant for His people.
Matthew 9: Jesus heals the sick, calls sinners, raises the dead, opens blind eyes, casts out demons, and urges prayer for more workers in God’s harvest.
Published by bboydComments Off on Deuteronomy 33‐34, Psalm 119:145-176, Isaiah 60, Matthew 8
Deuteronomy 33–34: Moses blesses the tribes of Israel and then dies on Mount Nebo after viewing the promised land from afar.
Psalm 119:145–176: The psalmist cries out for salvation, clings to God's Word through affliction, and praises His righteous commands.
Isaiah 60: God promises future glory for Zion as nations are drawn to its light and the Lord becomes its everlasting source of peace.
Matthew 8: Jesus heals the sick, calms a storm, casts out demons, and teaches the cost and authority of true discipleship.
Published by bboydComments Off on Deuteronomy 32, Psalm 119:121-144, Isaiah 59, Matthew 7
Deuteronomy 32: Moses sings a prophetic song recounting God’s justice, Israel’s rebellion, and the Lord’s promise to vindicate and restore His people.
Psalm 119:121–144: The psalmist longs for God’s justice, clings to His Word in sorrow and affliction, and finds comfort in His eternal righteousness.
Isaiah 59: Israel’s sin has separated them from God, but the Lord promises redemption through His righteousness and everlasting covenant.
Matthew 7: Jesus warns against hypocrisy, calls for persistent prayer, teaches discernment, and ends with the parable of the wise and foolish builders.
Published by bboydComments Off on Deuteronomy 31, Psalm 119:97-120, Isaiah 58, Matthew 6
Deuteronomy 31: Moses prepares Israel for his death, commissions Joshua, warns of future rebellion, and commands the law be read regularly to the people.
Psalm 119:97–120: The psalmist treasures God's Word as his guide, strength, and delight, clinging to it in times of danger and distress.
Isaiah 58: God rejects empty rituals and calls for justice, compassion, and Sabbath delight as true worship that brings restoration.
Matthew 6: Jesus teaches on giving, prayer, fasting, trusting God, and seeking His kingdom over worldly concerns.
Published by bboydComments Off on Deuteronomy 30, Psalm 119:73-96, Isaiah 57, Matthew 5
Deuteronomy 30: God calls Israel to return to Him with all their heart, promising restoration and urging them to choose life by loving and obeying Him.
Psalm 119:73–96: The psalmist expresses trust in God’s Word through affliction, praising its enduring truth and limitless value.
Isaiah 57: God condemns idolatry and promises healing and peace for the repentant, while declaring no peace for the wicked.
Matthew 5: Jesus teaches the Beatitudes, calls His followers to be salt and light, and redefines righteousness through deep heart obedience.
Published by bboydComments Off on Acts 4: Bold Conviction Over Comfort in Sharing the Gospel
In this episode of Sermon Notes, host Hunter Melton is joined by Harpeth Heights campus and teaching pastor Brandon Hays for a deep dive into Acts 4:19-20 as part of their nine-week “For the Church” series.
Published by bboydComments Off on Deuteronomy 29, Psalm 119:49-72, Isaiah 56, Matthew 4
Deuteronomy 29: Moses renews God’s covenant with Israel, warning against idolatry and disobedience that will bring devastation and exile.
Psalm 119:49–72: The psalmist finds hope, comfort, and wisdom in God’s Word, even in affliction and opposition.
Isaiah 56: God welcomes foreigners and the faithful into His house of prayer, while condemning Israel’s corrupt and selfish leaders.
Matthew 4: Jesus resists Satan’s temptations, begins His public ministry in Galilee, calls His first disciples, and heals the crowds.
Published by bboydComments Off on Deuteronomy 28, Psalm 119:25-48, Isaiah 55, Matthew 3
Deuteronomy 28: God outlines abundant blessings for obedience and devastating curses for disobedience, calling Israel to choose faithfulness.
Psalm 119:25–48: The psalmist pleads for life and strength through God’s Word, delighting in His commands and seeking deeper understanding.
Isaiah 55: God invites all to receive His free salvation, promising forgiveness, purpose, and joy through His powerful, life-giving Word.
Matthew 3: John the Baptist prepares the way for Jesus, calling for repentance, and baptizes Jesus as the Spirit descends and God affirms His Son.
