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For the Pulpit · Matthew 16:13–26

Who Do You Say That I Am?

Knowing the person and the work of Jesus is the doorway into the Kingdom.

Four sessions · 34 pages · One PDF

Pastor packet

About this series

Pastor Packet · Free

Who Do You Say That I Am? is a four-session study on the hinge of Matthew's Gospel, where the same chapter that hands Peter the keys shows him refusing the cross five verses later. It walks a room from the Question -- "but who do you say that I am?" -- to the Person, to the Keys, to the Work, pressing one claim: a Christ confessed but not crucified is a partial Christ, and the doorway opens only as far as the knowing goes. It carries the doctrinal guardrails a teacher will be glad of -- the keys as teaching authority rather than warfare, the triune name held against confusion, and the cross as the shape of discipleship, never the price of salvation -- and every passage is set in NASB95 and collated against the licensed text.

What's inside

  • Leader's Guide · how to teach the four sessions
  • Communicator's Study Brief · the full study behind the text
  • Four Session Guides · the Question, the Person, the Keys, the Work
  • Student Packet · fill-in blanks, discussion & memory verses
Pastor's Packet (PDF) · Free
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