We've all heard of the neighborhood watch. We all want to live in a neighborhood that looks out for one another. What does Jesus have to say about how we are to treat our neighbor? Who is my neighbor?

As Christians in the United States, reading the Old Testament can be confusing, discouraging and simply demoralizing. However, we also know it is the inerrant, inspired Word of God to His creation. So today, we dive in to discover the beauty and the impact the Old Testament is meant to have on us as children of God.

What if there is more to marriage than simply a partnership? What if the reality of marriage is deeper than many of us even realize? If God ordains marriage, then it stands to reason that there is something truly amazing to be discovered in it, and we get the opportunity to go on the journey of that discovery.

Raising a family and making disciples are not mutually exclusive. In fact, raising a family is the primary means by which parents are ordained to raise up disciples. But this takes a lot of intentionality, and an understanding of God's blueprint for His creation. Discovering God's blueprint for the family is discovering life and life to the fullest for any family out there.

Jesus best modeled for us what it means to love. As we remember Christ's work on the cross for us this Holy Week, we come to the realization of our need for a savior to rescue us from our destiny: eternal separation. But when we are alive in Christ, we are a new creation and our destiny is now eternity with Him.

We've come full circle since the pandemic. Society is back to full throttle. How do we honor the Sabbath and keep it Holy as we live in this once again fact-paced environment?

"Do Not Judge" is now the most quoted phrase from Scripture. Today we look at the text of Matthew 7 in Jesus' Sermon on the Mount and take a look at the context in which we judge and don't judge.

Today the guys have a discussion on anxiety and Christ's words on the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 6.

This week, we take some time to highlight our current Sunday morning sermon series from the Sermon on the Mount. In what's often known as the greatest sermon ever told, Matthew 5-7, Jesus challenges believers with a new way to live.

In this episode, we unpack tips and tools on how to truly enjoy reading Scripture rather than just seeing it as a task.