This week, Matt Larson takes us to Matthew 3:13-17 where we see the story of Jesus's baptism. Although Jesus did not need to repent from any sin, his life was a demonstration that he identifies with us, and can take our place as the sinner receiving the wrath of God on our behalf.

This week, Matt Larson takes us through Matthew 3:1-12 where we see that repentance is the breeding ground for the Gospel to do it’s most effective work. In Christ, and the response of faithful repentance, the approval of God towards Jesus is applied to us.

This week in Matthew 1:18-2:23 we see that there are many different responses to the birth and arrival of Jesus Christ. Some will respond with anger, some with indifference, and some will fall down in worship to the Messiah King Jesus. How will we respond to Jesus as King?

This week, we began our series through Matthew by looking at the history of Israel from the point where Nehemiah left off, and Matthew picked up. We also read through the first seventeen verses where we saw how God was able to use a very broken family lineage to bring redemption to the whole world.

This week, Matt Larson dives into how being filled by the Spirit can change every area of our lives. Life in the Spirit can be measured by its fruit. Matt sheds light on how the Holy Spirit is the expression of love from God the Father.

This week, Matt Larson finishes out the text of Nehemiah, where we see how quickly the people of Jerusalem return to their old ways and break their covenant with God. Through the work of Jesus and a life in submission to the Holy Spirit, we are now able to break the patterns of sin in our lives.

The message of Nehemiah chapters 11-12 is that God’s presence in our lives will change our whole way of life. It drives us to lives of service of God, worship of God and faithfully giving back to God!

This week, Josh Lewis teaches through Nehemiah 10, where we see the people of Israel committing to follow all of God’s law again and promising to be a fully obedient people. Today, Nehemiah 10 points us to our need for Jesus who has fully accomplished what the nation of Israel was never able to do.

This week, Matt Larson teaches from Nehemiah 9, where we see that the Word of God leads us to confession and repentance. As we explore God’s story it shows us how broken we are.

This week, Matt Larson takes us back to Nehemiah 8, where we see how the people of Jerusalem responded to the finished work of the wall, and then responded to the word of God. We also invited the leaders of homes to center their households around Jesus.