When Jesus talks about his mother and brothers, what does he mean? What did family mean in the 1st century? How do Jesus' words shape our priorities? Listen in as we discuss Matthew 12.46-50.

When Jesus talks about his mother and brothers, what does he mean? What did family mean in the 1st century? In Matthew 12.46-50 Jesus makes some profound statements about where our true priorities ought to lie.

In Matthew 12.38-45 Jesus confronts the Pharisees question: do they want Jesus? or do they want what Jesus can give them? So we ask ourselves: do we treat Jesus like a housemaid, cleaning up after us but not living with us? or do we want Jesus to live with us, eat with us, be with us?

In Matthew 12.38-45 Jesus confronts the Pharisees question: do they want Jesus? or do they want what Jesus can give them? So we ask ourselves the same question: do we treat Jesus like a housemaid, cleaning up after us but not living with us? or do we want Jesus to live with us, eat with us, be with us?

In Matthew 12.22-37 Jesus argues with the Pharisees. But who are the Pharisees? Why were they so frustrated with Jesus? And what is the unforgivable sin? Listen in and discover!

In Matthew 12.22-37 Jesus argues with the Pharisees.

"More critical than the gift is how we handle the gift." This is true of many things, including Sabbath. In Matthew 12, we find Jesus being criticized by the Pharisees for "breaking" the Sabbath. But what is the purpose of the Sabbath? What's God's heart behind the Sabbath? And what does it mean that Jesus is Lord of the Sabbath? Listen and learn!

"More critical than the gift is how we handle the gift." This is true of many things, including Sabbath. In Matthew 12, we find Jesus criticized by the Pharisees for "breaking" the Sabbath. But what's the purpose of the Sabbath? And what does it mean that Jesus is LORD of the Sabbath? Listen and learn!

Jesus invites us to take up his easy yoke, because he knows that the burdens of this world are heavy, but his yoke is easy. Will you humble yourself and relax into Jesus and his light burden? Listen as Nate Pritchard preaches through Matthew 11.25-30.

Jesus invites us to take up his easy yoke, because he knows that the burdens of this world are heavy, but his yoke is easy! Will you humble yourself and relax into Jesus and his light burden?