Following D. A. Carson's observation that irony pervades this portion of Matthew (Scandalous, ch. 1), Joe describes about a half dozen example of Matthew's profound irony, then he explains (based on Matthew 27:50-54) the three great benefits that are given to those who follow the crucified king: (1) forgiveness, (2) access to God, and (3) future resurrection. Joe especially applies the importance of personally enjoying the presence of God, quoting much from David Mathis' helpful book, Habits of Grace.
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Joe has served as a shepherd at Tri-County Bible Church in Madison, Ohio since 2005. He's been a believer in Jesus Christ since childhood. He grew up in Vermont, North Carolina, a short bit in Moscow, but mostly in the greater Philadelphia area (making him someone who proudly...
