This podcast episode explores the structure, themes, and theology of the Gospel of Matthew. It discusses the importance of letting each evangelist tell their story and highlights the influence and significance of the Gospel of Matthew. The episode examines various themes within Matthew's Christology, such as the titles associated with Jesus, the importance of righteousness, and the concept of fulfillment. It also delves into the use of literary techniques in Matthew's Gospel, the significance of Jesus' baptism and temptation, the Sermon on the Mount, and the healing and restoration stories. The episode explores the opposition to Jesus and the increasing focus on his authority as he gets closer to the temple. It also discusses the role of the disciples, the concept of suffering, the importance of relationships within the Christ community, and Jesus' entry into Jerusalem. The episode concludes with a focus on Jesus' last supper, his prayer in Gethsemane, the bodily resurrection, and the Great Commission.