This week, Matt Larson teaches through Matthew 7:7-11 where we see Jesus make very big claims about how we should bring our needs to him. Are we prepared to live in the Kingdom of God that Jesus presented to us or are we going to explain it away? Jesus teaches some hard things and we need to decide what to do with them.

This week, Matt Larson teaches us through Matthew 7:1-6, where we see Jesus give instructions on how we are to rightly judge one another. Typically, those that are poor in Spirit have a hard time seeing past their own brokenness to cast judgement on another person.

This week, Matt Larson takes a week to catch us up on where we've been in the book of Matthew after our five week break while in Celebrate Generosity, specifically focusing on Matthew 6:33, which can be seen as a thesis statement of the Sermon on the Mount.

This week, Bert Alcorn (Lead Pastor of Anthem Ventura) show us that God chooses to use generosity of his people to advance the gospel. It’s the simple truth that God can do whatever he wants! But, he has decided to use his church, and generosity to further his kingdom and advance the gospel.

This week, Kevin Bailey (Lead Pastor of Anthem Camarillo) shares with us about the lavish generosity of God. His generosity, as well as His call for us to be generous as well, is also meant to protect us from falling prey to the cares and the pleasures of this world.

This week, Daniel Jansson (Lead Pastor of Imago Dei Church) continues our Celebrate Generosity series by talking about the incredible nature of the generosity of God.

This week, Chris Wienand starts out this year's Celebrate Generosity series by talking about the role of faith in our lives and in our generosity.

This week, Matt Larson teaches us through Matthew 6:25-31 where Jesus continues the themes of the Sermon on the Mount by talking about anxiety. Jesus is showing us that there is a better way than worry and anxiety. There is a life in the Kingdom that allows us to be fully focused on God and his mission!

This week, Matt Larson teaches us through Matthew 6:19-24. God knows that He alone is sufficient to provide us with identity, power, character and help. His caution against false gods and idols is to help us see that He alone is God and there is no other. When our hearts are caught on something else, it will lead us away from our true purpose and identity as God’s creation.

This week, Matt Larson teaches through Matthew 6:7-15. Through the Lord's Prayer, we see that God desires to have an intimate fatherly relationship with us, His kids.