Pastor David Halan continues the series in Matthew during our COVID-19 shelter in place orders. Today we look at Judas' betrayal of Jesus. Jesus gave him every opportunity to turn back, but Judas' heart was in the wrong place. He didn't see Jesus as master, but rather as a good teacher. But Jesus was there, ready and asking, for Judas to turn back to Him. We all have that same opportunity. Please listen as PD explains.

Pastor David Halan continues the series in Matthew looking at a very timely message. Jesus and his disciples come to the house of Simon the leper, and Mary breaks an alabaster flask of very costly oil and pours it over Jesus. She doesn't say a word, but the effect of her simple worship fills the house. Pastor David challenges us to take advantage of the opportunities placed before us and to consider what valuable gifts we can share with others. We may have more opportunities to share the fragrance of Christ now, through the Corona Virus pandemic, than ever before.

Pastor David Halan continues the series in Matthew looking at the separation of the sheep and goats. Pastor David challenges us to determine where we stand today. Please listen along as PD explains.

Today we look at the parable of the talents and how it relates to the kingdom of heaven. The master gave three servants different amounts and had two different results. Two servants were faithful and invested their talents to produce a return. The third servant dug a hole and buried his talent. In the same way, we are all given talents and abilities that can either be used to further the kingdom and produce (bring others to the Lord) or we can bury what God has entrusted to us. God expects us to make a return on His investment in us. Please listen as Pastor David expounds on this parable.

Pastor Dave continues his series in Matthew. This week we look at the parable of the 10 virgins. Pastor Dave dives deep and we learn what it means to eagerly wait for Christ's return. We learn that there were 5 wise and 5 foolish virgins, the wise virgins came prepared with extra oil for their lamps (symbolic of the Holy Spirit) while waiting for their bridegroom.