Ted Gatlin gives us a view on judging others that hits close to home. He reminds us that when we are in close proximity to people we begin to see things from their perspective not just our own, making judgement a hard pill to swallow.
Stew Sheckler takes us through the end of Matthew 6 as we consider the ramification of worry and how it takes the center of our lives. If we will let him Jesus wants to displace that worry to become our calming center. This was a timely message as we enter into a contentious Election Day just 2 days after this sermon.
Isaac Seevers leads us through the Lord's Prayer and shows us how it is the first practice Jesus gives us to do from the Sermon on the Mount. This then is how we pray.