Katie shares on Matthew 5:21-26 when Jesus calls his followers to a high standard of unity, resisting anger that tears down the view of others.

In Chael's last sermon before his family's summer sabbatical, we explore Matthew 5:17-20 and how Jesus came to fulfill the law.

Taking a look at Matthew 5:13-15, Jesus calls his followers to be salt and light; but what does that mean?

Look at Matthew 4:23-25, when Jesus went around to heal many people in his region.

Our Palm Sunday sermon is brought to you by Andrew Wilson. Take a deep dive into the Gospel accounts of the stage being set for the last week of Jesus' life before the resurrection. 

When Jesus tells his disciples in Matthew 4:17-22 that he will make them "fishers of men," he's alluding to a profound truth from Israel's history AND one that has implications on our own lives in the present day. Listen in as Katie shares.

In a deep look at the last temptation of Jesus in Matthew 4, we explore how  ambition is a God-given thing that the devil wants to distort. How can God redeem our ambitions and dreams so that they glorify God?

Looking at the temptations of Jesus in Matthew 4, we explore more on the temptation of approval.

Taking a deep look into Matthew 4:1-11, we will be exploring the three temptations of Jesus the next few weeks. First: appetite, then approval, and then ambition. Jesus lived a sinless life and was able to overcome these temptations, and this provides important understanding for who Jesus is and how his followers can live.