The sixth sermon in the series titled "I Love My Church", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

Living sin-free in a world that glorifies sin isn't easy. In fact, it's impossible. Only Jesus did it successfully. But that doesn't mean we should just throw in the towel and live however we feel like living. Today's devotional takes a look at a difficult passage from Jesus' Sermon on the Mount.

The fifth sermon in the series titled "I Love My Church", with Campus  Pastor Kellen Anderson.

Conviction is not something that many of us enjoy feeling. The thought that we've messed up isn't something we welcome, but it is healthy! Do you listen to the voice that tells you when you've gone off the path you were meant to be walking on? Evil is real, and thankfully God wants to help you stay as far away from it as possible. Check out today's devotional where we discuss godly conviction over sin.

The fourth sermon in the series titled "I Love My Church", with Discipleship  Pastor George Calhoun.

We all have bad thoughts that lead to bad actions that causes hurt relationships. Jesus wants to see those hurts be healed. In today's passage in Matthew 5, he gives us wisdom on how to find reconciliation in these moments of hurt.

The third sermon in the series titled "I Love My Church", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

Is your home Jesus-centered? We're only at church for a few hours a week at most. So it's important that our homes are filled with the love and grace of Jesus every single day, to keep us growing in knowledge and wisdom all the time. Today's devotional looks at a Proverb that speaks to building your home through wisdom.

The second sermon in the series titled "I Love My Church", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

As followers of Jesus, we tend to either lean too heavily into grace, and we don't live very disciplined in our faith, or we lean too heavily into legalism, living like our rule-following will make us right with God. Where is the healthy balance? Jesus helps us see it in his Sermon on the Mount, which we'll look at in today's devotional.