This week, Matt Larson teaches through Matthew 12:38-45, where we see that God desires all men to be saved and come to the knowledge of the truth. There is a powerful wrath/judgment that awaits those who reject the sign of the resurrection (greater than Jonah, greater than Solomon), but that is not God’s desire. His desire is ultimately the call to repentance and that all would experience his grace and favor!

This week, Matt Larson teaches through Matthew 12:22-37, where we see that the Kingdom of God is breaking into the darkness through Jesus’ work. We are called to live by the Spirit of God in a dark and demonic world. The things that we do will break into Satan’s dominion and it will be met with resistance.

This week, Matt Larson teaches through Matthew 12:1-14, where we seee how Jesus’ invitation into rest flies in the face of the Pharisees' understanding of the Sabbath.

This week, Matt Larson teaches through Matthew 11:25-30, where we see that when you come to faith in Jesus, you are off the treadmill (though many Christians stay on the metaphorical treadmill unnecessarily). You are invited to rest in your new name, your new identity, your eternal life, all of the things that God has given you through Christ.

This week, Bert Alcorn teaches us through Matthew 11:20-24, where we see that an encounter with Jesus demands a response. Jesus reserved the harshest critiques and condemnations for the people that knew him, his message, miracles and ministry best, and still rejected him.

This week, Matt Larson teaches through Matthew 11:1-19 where we see that Jesus’ message and ministry was so unexpected that it caused even John to wonder… There will be times that we build up a picture of Jesus in our minds and we have to readily and regularly reset our own thoughts to align with the actual Messiah.

This week, Matt Larson takes us to Matthew 10:34-42, where we see Jesus remind us of the mission He's put before us.

You, who have received the message of reconciliation are now called to be an ambassador for it. One of the greatest things that you can do to take the name of Jesus to your neighbors and to the nations is to tell how the story of God culminated in you giving your life to Jesus.

This week, Matt Larson teaches through Matthew 10:26-33, where we see Jesus teach us about fear. Because of the immense value and love He has for us, we should not fear the things of this world.

This week, Matt Larson focuses on what God says about how we interact with money. We look at the Scriptures on ownership, stewardship, earning/working and worship, and the importance of including our financial lives in our sanctification process.

This week, Josh Lewis teaches through Matthew 10:16-25 where we see Jesus explaining that those who follow him will encounter problems along the way while taking the gospel to the world. However, Jesus promises that his Spirit will be with his disciples always and that they can trust him to the end.