Tongiht we look at Jesus' teaching on prayer and see that our prayers should focus attention and praise on God and not draw it upon ourselves. In the midst of Jesus' teaching, he gives us a model prayer.

Tonight we look at Matthew 6:1-4 and see that we should give to the needy to honor God and not ourselves.Note: The first 8:30 aren't the best quality of audio. Please be understanding of our technical difficulties.

Tonight we look at Matthew 5:43-48 and see that the people of God must strive to be like. Loving others and even our enemies demonstrates that we are followers of Christ, but his standard is inescapably high as he demands perfection.

Tonight we look at Matthew 5:33-37 and see that as Jesus' followers we should be people who speak truth and not lies.

Tonight we come to Matthew 5:31-32 where Jesus talks about divorce and remarriage in the Sermon on the Mount. His words draw us into the debate and cause us to search the Bible together to see what it says concerning these matters.

Tonight we look at Matthew 5:27-30 and see that God cares about the heart and lust represents a sinful heart guilty of adultery.

Tonight we take a look at Psalm 119 and see how it connects to our lives today.

Tonight we look at Jesus' words about anger. There we see that God is concerned with the heart and that anger represents a sinful heart guilty of murder.

Tonight we look at Matthew 5:17-20 and see that the entire Old Testament points to Christ, its commands still have validity and they must be obeyed in light of Christ's fulfillment of them.

On Easter Sunday, we take a focused look at 1 Corinthians 15 and see that the resurrection makes the gospel matter.