Our American Fork extension campus pastor, Kelly VanArsdol, is back to bring this inspiring—and convicting—message on Matthew 6:5-8, speaking about the dos and don'ts of prayer, and fostering a deeper prayer life with God. But first you will hear Gabe Kramer testify to God's faithfulness to us when we give and cultivate generosity in our local church.

"For where your treasure is, there your heart is also." There's a much greater life to be had than that of pursuing money as its own end-game. Pastor Jodi Van Rhee expounds on cultivating a culture of generosity, and blessing others in secrecy as a way to deepen your relationship with God and others.

It's Family Sunday at The Adventure and Children's Minister Michael Hirschi delivers a teaching on loving your enemies as we continue our series in Sermon on the Mount.

An eye for an eye. If we’re honest, we would consent to that type of justice when someone does us a big enough wrong. But Jesus teaches us some seemingly strange ideas about "turning the other cheek”. Are we supposed to be doormats? Is there a cultural divide here that we’re not taking into account? Pastor Jodi Van Rhee brings a fresh take on this teaching, explaining the cultural meanings behind “turning the other cheek” and “giving your coat also” with new insight for us today.

“I promise I will not do that.” This is a type of vow we make, but should we really? What implications come upon us when we do? Let your yes be yes and no be no. Pastor Jodi Van Rhee dives into this teaching and there is strong relevance for us today.

Continuing and expounding on the Baptism sermon given on April 30, Pastor Jodi Van Rhee talks about the symbolism of water and the significance of the act of being submerged, and rising up.

Divorce. The statistics haven’t changed much over the past couple generations. So what about today? Pastor Jodi Van Rhee gives us needed insight and instruction, applying the heart of the Word and hope for the future.

In regards to our battle with lust Jesus tells us that if our eye causes us to sin, gouge it our and throw it away. Pastor Jodi Van Rhee breaks down this teaching and the hope for a renewed heart, mind, and seeing God in today’s world.