Matthew 25: The Sheep and the Goats | What Did Jesus Mean?

In Matthew 25:31–46, Jesus describes the Son of Man returning in glory and separating the sheep from the goats.

Who are the sheep and goats? What does this judgment represent? And what did Jesus mean when He spoke about feeding the hungry, welcoming strangers, and caring for those in need?

This teaching examines the passage in context and explores the difference between salvation by grace through faith and the works that follow genuine faith.

Does Matthew 25 teach that good works earn salvation, or is Jesus revealing something deeper about faith, compassion, and judgment?

Join Accepted Inc. as we examine Scripture and seek to understand what Jesus actually taught.


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