Jonathan explores the significant of letting your yes be yes and no be no from Matthew 5.

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus re-interprets some familiar commandments in ways that are challenging and sometimes confusing. Elizabeth unpacks a few of them from Matthew 5:21-32.

Jesus sermon on the mount was revolutionary in all sorts of way, but one reason is who he was speaking to. Today we look at why Matthew 5:13-20 was so shocking.

Matthew 5:1-12. What if the Beatitudes aren't just another checklist of things we're supposed to be, but a proclamation of who is welcome in the Kingdom of God? 

The phrase "Kingdom of Heave" appears in the Sermon on the Mount 5 times ant 31 times in Matthew. Maybe it would be helpful to know what Jesus meant when he said it. 

Scot helps us understand the setting and context in which Jesus gave his most famous sermon. From Matthew 5-7

Steph delivers us the whole sermon on the mount from Matthew 5-7 and invites us to consider a few questions. 

How does Jesus respond when we come to him with bold requests? Elizabeth walks us through the story of James and John's bold request in Mark 10:35-45 to find out.

Loneliness has become so prevalent in our culture that is has been labeled as an epidemic...and the church is not immune. Today we look at Luke 8:40-48 to see how Jesus responds and how we might respond.

We consider the ramifications of Jesus' resurrection. What does it look like to believe it and what do we do then? Luke 24:1-12