You are hardwired for treasure. Matthew 6:19-21 gives three treasure principles that are important to help you understand the motive behind your choices and decisions.

You are a treasure hunter. However, your treasure hunting is exclusive: either you seek the kingdom of God or your kingdom. How do you know? Matthew 6:24 explains.

You must hand over the definition of your needs to God. Matthew 6:32 explains why.

How do you combat anxiety as a Christian? In Matthew 6 Jesus reveals the cure to anxiety: the good news of creation, family, and kingdom.

Did you know that Matthew 6:1-2, concerning rewards, has something to say regarding how you use social media? This article explains.

How should the reference to bread in Matthew 6:11 and John 6:35 be best understood? This article argues that it is an error to presuppose that this is a prayer for physical bread. and wants to remind readers of the distinction between literal bread and its use as a metaphor. The author refers to texts like Deuteronomy 8:3 and Isaiah 55:1-4 as support of a metaphorical understanding.

This article is a Bible study on Matthew 6:5-15, the focus of which is prayer.

This article is a Bible study on Matthew 6:1-4.

This is the sixth article in a seven part series on the Lord's Prayer. This article focuses on Matthew 6:13, explaining what it means when we pray the sixth petition, "Lead us not into temptation". Christians face the devil as their enemy, but also sin. Victory over sin and the devil lies in Christ our Saviour.

This is the final article in a seven part series on the Lord's Prayer. Looking at Matthew 6:13, this article focuses on the doxology at the end of the Lord's Prayer. Christians can find comfort in knowing that God is supreme and sovereign, and that God rules for the sake of the church. Prayer is a great comfort to the Christian, since we know that God listens to and answers our prayers.

This article is a Bible study on Matthew 6:19-34.

This article is a Bible study on Matthew 6:9-13.

This article is a Bible study on Matthew 6:1-18.

While showing from Matthew 6:19-34 that worry and anxiety are sinful, idolatry and unbelief, this article also states that Christ is sufficient to help those who worry through repentance and faith in Him.