In this sermon, Doug teaches us what prophecy is and then shows us how to identify both the true and false prophets according to scripture.

In this sermon, Doug teaches on the command to enter through the narrow gate, but he warns that the cost is high. The cost is everything. Only the humble will make sure they seek and find this narrow gate to the kingdom.

In this sermon, Doug teaches further on the Golden Rule, or rather the Golden Reality as we learned last week. We are to love our neighbor as ourselves, but that first comes from loving God with all our heart, soul, strength, and mind. We love because God first loved us. He is love and we produce the fruit of His Spirit in us. Love is an action! Love that works is the evidence of the genuine believer.

In this sermon, Doug recaps last week's sermon on verses 7-11. Either Christ is your stumbling stone or your cornerstone!

Then we dive into The Golden Rule, or would it be better called The Golden Reality?

In this sermon, Doug takes a deep dive into Matthew 6 verse 9, and we learn what the "Stone" represents and why it's so important to have a good Father who will give you what is good!

In this sermon, Doug recaps what it means to ask, seek, and knock continually for the Lord to give you Himself and grant salvation. We then learn what snakes and scorpions are and why it's so important to have a good Father who will give you what is good!

This week we continue our study of the Sermon on the Mount, focusing on Matthew 7:6. Pastor Doug leads us through scripture in order to understand what Jesus is referring to when He says, "Do not give what is holy to dogs".

This week we continue our study of the Sermon on the Mount, focusing on Matthew 7:1-5. Doug begins by defining what a cult truly is in order to provide greater context into first-century Judaism. We also define who false teachers are and ask the question: should Christians judge? And if so, by what standard?

This week Doug continues our Sermon on the Mount study, focusing on Matthew 6:25-34. He continues to teach us what it means to seek first His kingdom and His righteousness, and he clearly defines what scripture tells us our expectations should be in this life. He answers the question, will God provide for our every need and want in this life?

In this sermon, Doug dives into the second half of Matthew 6:33 and answers what it means when it says "seek His righteousness". Doug continues to show us how our expectations for this life might be wrong according to the scriptures, and he challenges us to live for eternity!