What did Jesus really mean when He said, “Do not judge”? In this episode of Shepherds Gate Radio, Pastor Abraham Chase explores Matthew 7:1–6 and the difference between righteous discernment and hypocritical judgment. Discover how Christians are called to uphold God’s truth while examining their own hearts, showing mercy, and avoiding the self-righteous criticism Jesus condemns.

Anxiety can make us feel trapped by fear of today and uncertainty about tomorrow—but God calls us to something different. In this message from Matthew 6:25–34, Pastor Abraham Chase explores how faith, seeking God’s kingdom, and trusting in His provision can free believers from worry and help us remain present through life’s trials.

Anxiety and worry can easily take hold when life feels uncertain, but Jesus calls believers to something different. In this message from Matthew 6:25–34, Pastor Abraham Chase explains why Christians can resist the fears of the world, trust their Heavenly Father, and seek first His kingdom and righteousness. Discover how faith in God’s provision can bring freedom from worry and confidence through life’s trials.

In Part 4 of Freed from the Trap of Anxiety, Pastor Abraham Chase continues through Matthew 6:25–34, examining Jesus’ command not to worry. Discover how faith in God’s provision changes our thinking, redirects our focus, and frees us from the weight of anxiety as we learn to trust Christ one day at a time.

In Part 3 of “Freed from the Trap of Anxiety,” Pastor Abraham Chase continues through Matthew 6:25–34, examining Jesus’ command not to worry. Discover how trusting God’s provision, exercising your faith, and keeping your focus on Christ can free you from fear and anxiety and help you walk boldly in the truth of God’s Word.

Worry and anxiety can easily consume our thoughts, but Jesus calls believers to something different: trust. In this message from Matthew 6:25–34, Pastor Abraham Chase explores how God’s care for the birds and flowers reveals His sovereign provision for His people. Discover why worry cannot add to your life and how faith in God’s sovereignty brings peace, contentment, and confidence for each day.

Anxiety and worry are everywhere—but how should Christians respond? In this message from Matthew 6:25–34, Pastor Abraham Chase examines Jesus’ command not to worry and points believers toward faith in Christ rather than fear, materialism, or dependence on the world. Discover how trusting in God’s sovereignty and provision changes the way Christians face uncertainty, fear, and the cares of everyday life.

In Matthew 6:22–24, Pastor Abraham continues exploring the danger of greed and the impossibility of serving both God and wealth. This message examines how materialism can become a false religion, why salvation cannot be purchased, and how focusing on Christ, living openly for Him, and practicing wise generosity can guard our hearts against greed, anxiety, and misplaced trust. Through the stories of Naaman, Gehazi, and others, discover why our greatest treasure must always be Christ.

In “The Darkness of Greed, Part Two,” Pastor Abraham Chase examines Jesus’ warning in Matthew 6 about greed, misplaced desires, and the condition of the heart. Discover how focusing your eyes on Christ, embracing the gospel, and developing a heavenly mindset can protect you from the darkness of greed and keep your heart centered on God.

The Darkness of Greed explores how greed can influence individuals, businesses, technology, consumer culture, and society. Pastor Abraham Chase examines Jesus’ warning in Luke 12 and challenges listeners to recognize the dangers of placing wealth and possessions above God. Discover how Scripture calls us to guard our hearts, pursue Christ, and find true fulfillment in God rather than material wealth.

Everlasting Treasures, Part 3 explores Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 6:19–21 about storing up treasures in heaven rather than pursuing wealth, success, recognition, and worldly approval. Pastor Abraham Chase challenges listeners to examine where their true treasure lies and encourages Christians to live with a heavenly focus—trusting Christ, serving faithfully, and finding their hope in God rather than earthly possessions or church numbers.

In Everlasting Treasures – Part 2, Pastor Abraham Chase continues exploring Jesus' teaching in Matthew 6:19–21, revealing what it truly means to store up treasures in heaven. Through Scripture from Colossians, Hebrews, Luke, and Romans, this message challenges believers to invest their lives, resources, and hearts in Christ rather than the temporary riches of this world. Discover how an eternal perspective transforms the way we live, give, and faithfully follow Jesus.

In this episode, Pastor Abraham Chase continues his study of Matthew 6:19–21, revealing why earthly wealth and possessions can never satisfy. Through the powerful lesson of "Tulip Mania," he contrasts temporary treasures with eternal rewards, challenging believers to invest their lives in Christ rather than material success. Discover what it truly means to store up treasures in heaven and live with an eternal perspective.

What is the true purpose of biblical fasting? In this episode of Shepherd's Gate Radio, Pastor Abraham Chase continues his study of Matthew 6:16–18, exposing common misconceptions about fasting and revealing Jesus' teaching on genuine, God-honoring devotion. Discover why fasting is rooted in humility, longing for Christ, and a deeper relationship with God—not religious performance or spiritual showmanship.

Discover the true biblical purpose of fasting in this thought-provoking message from Pastor Abraham Chase. Exploring Jesus' teaching in Matthew 6:16–18, this episode separates common misconceptions from Scripture, revealing that fasting is not about earning God's favor or gaining spiritual power, but about drawing near to Him with a humble heart. Learn what biblical fasting really means, why it still matters today, and how it deepens your relationship with Christ.

In this episode of Shepherd's Gate Radio, Pastor Abraham Chase explores Matthew 6:14-15 and the vital connection between forgiveness and prayer. Discover why forgiveness is a defining mark of a true disciple, how God's forgiveness transforms our hearts, and why withholding forgiveness can hinder our fellowship with Him. Through biblical teaching and practical application, learn how extending grace to others reflects the grace we have received through Christ.

In this episode of Shepherds Gate Radio, Pastor Abraham Chase explores the biblical command to forgive and why forgiveness is essential for every believer. Drawing from Matthew 6:14-15 and the story of Absalom, he examines the dangers of harboring unforgiveness, the contrast between the world's view of forgiveness and God's truth, and how forgiveness is closely connected to our relationship with Christ. Discover how releasing others from their offenses reflects the gospel and brings freedom to the believer.

Discover the true biblical purpose of fasting in this thought-provoking message from Pastor Abraham Chase. Exploring Jesus' teaching in Matthew 6:16–18, this episode separates common misconceptions from Scripture, revealing that fasting is not about earning God's favor or gaining spiritual power, but about drawing near to Him with a humble heart. Learn what biblical fasting really means, why it still matters today, and how it deepens your relationship with Christ.

In Part 3 of Rely on God, Pastor Abraham Chase continues his verse-by-verse teaching through Matthew 6:11–13, exploring Jesus' instruction to pray, "Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from the evil one." Discover why our greatest spiritual battle is not against external circumstances, but against sin within, and how daily dependence on Christ through prayer and God's Word provides the strength believers need to persevere. This powerful message reminds Christians to trust God completely for both their physical and spiritual needs.

Pastor Abraham Chase continues through the Lord’s Prayer in Matthew 6:11–13, calling believers to rely fully on God for both their daily needs and spiritual growth. Through powerful biblical teaching and the testimony of George Mueller’s faith, this message explores God’s provision, the weight of sin and forgiveness, repentance, temptation, and the refining work of Christ in the life of every believer. Join Shepherd’s Gate Radio for “Rely on God, Part Two,” a verse-by-verse exposition encouraging Christians to trust the Lord completely and walk daily in His grace.

In this powerful message from Shepherd’s Gate Radio, Pastor Abraham explores what it truly means to rely on God for both our physical and spiritual needs. Through Jesus’ teaching on “daily bread,” listeners are challenged to examine where they place their trust—in wealth, security, themselves, or the Lord. This verse-by-verse sermon calls believers to live present, prayerful lives fully dependent on Christ, while warning against the distractions and false comforts of the world. Join us for “Rely on God, Part 1” as we dive into Scripture and learn how to trust the Father daily.

Pastor Abraham Chase continues his teaching through the Disciples’ Prayer in Matthew 6, focusing on the powerful request: “Your will be done.” In this episode of Shepherd’s Gate Radio, learn how God remains sovereign even through suffering, trials, and evil, and why trusting His will brings peace, endurance, and spiritual growth. Through passages like Genesis 50, Acts 2, and Ephesians 1, Pastor Abraham explains how God uses every circumstance for His glory and the good of His people.

Pastor Abraham continues his teaching through the Disciples Prayer in Abide in God’s Will, Part 2, exploring the sovereignty of God, the bondage of man’s will, and the believer’s need to pray for the Father’s will above all else. Through verse-by-verse exposition, this episode examines God’s authority over salvation, suffering, and evil while calling Christians back to sound doctrine, faithful prayer, and a deeper love for Christ and His Word.

Pastor Abraham explores the meaning of praying “Your will be done” from Matthew 6:10, teaching that God’s sovereign will cannot be influenced by man and is the foundation for true purpose and salvation. In this episode of Shepherds Gate Radio, listeners are challenged to reject self-centered Christianity, embrace sound doctrine, and trust God’s perfect plan—even through trials and suffering—as they learn what it means to abide in His will.

What does it truly mean to pray, “Your kingdom come”? In this episode, Pastor Abraham explores the deeper meaning behind this powerful request from the Lord’s Prayer, challenging believers to move beyond self-centered faith and long for Christ’s reign above all else. Discover the cost of discipleship, the reality of God’s coming kingdom, and how it should transform the way you live and pray today.

In this episode of Shepherd’s Gate Radio, Pastor Abraham Chase continues his teaching on the Lord’s Prayer, focusing on the powerful request, “Your kingdom come.” Exploring Jesus’ words in Matthew 5–7, he challenges listeners to examine the reality of the narrow path to life and the true cost of following Christ. This message confronts the cultural drift away from sound doctrine, emphasizing the necessity of prayer, wholehearted devotion, and a life marked by the love of God. As Pastor Abraham unpacks the value of the Kingdom, he calls believers to strive for righteousness, treasure Christ above all else, and remain faithful in a world that often rejects the truth.

In this episode of Shepherd’s Gate Radio, Pastor Abraham teaches on the second request of the Lord’s Prayer: “Your kingdom come, Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven.”

Exploring the full biblical storyline of God’s kingdom, this message highlights the reality of spiritual warfare, the mission of Christ, and the call for believers to live as faithful citizens of God’s coming reign. Pastor Abraham also warns against false teaching and emphasizes the urgency of true repentance and the new birth in Christ.

Join us for a powerful verse-by-verse teaching that challenges believers to pray with purpose, live with conviction, and long for the advance of God’s kingdom on earth.

In this episode of Shepherd’s Gate Radio, Pastor Abraham teaches from Matthew 6:9 on the first request of the Disciples’ Prayer: “Hallowed be Your name.” Through verse-by-verse exposition, he explores the holiness of God, the meaning of His name, and what it means to truly honor Him in prayer and daily life.

This message calls believers to deeper reverence, reminding us that prayer begins with recognizing God’s holiness and responding with worship, humility, and devotion through Christ and the Holy Spirit.

Pastor Abraham explores the holiness of God through the first petition of the Lord’s Prayer: “Hallowed be Your Name.” In this episode, dive into a verse-by-verse study of Isaiah 6 and Matthew 6:9, uncovering the awe-inspiring majesty of God, the purpose of His angels, and the gospel revealed through Christ’s ultimate sacrifice. Learn how understanding God’s holiness transforms prayer, worship, and daily life, even in a world filled with wickedness and confusion.

What does it truly mean to pray—and to be heard by God? In this episode of Shepherd’s Gate Radio, Pastor Abraham Chase begins a powerful series on the disciples’ prayer, focusing on the first petition: “Hallowed be Your name.”

Through biblical teaching and real-life illustration, this message challenges listeners to examine the authenticity of their faith, the condition of their hearts, and whether they truly know God as Father. Pastor Abraham unpacks why prayer is essential to the Christian life, how false righteousness can distort it, and why only those who are truly born again can rightly approach God in prayer.

This episode is a call to deeper devotion, sound doctrine, and reverence for God’s holiness—equipping believers to pray with purpose, humility, and a desire for God’s glory above all else.