God-given desires become a problem when they are directed in ways he didn't intend. See how Jesus teaches us to deal with this issue in this message from Matthew 5:27-30.

There is no place for unjust anger in the kingdom of God.

Have you ever been on some kind of diet, or been trying to keep up a pattern of working out? Maybe you have tried to learn a new skill that takes a lot of practice, or you have been trying to watch your spending. Usually, we can do okay with things like that for a while until something disrupts our schedule,…

As we celebrate the resurrection this Easter, we seek to answer the question, "Why does the resurrection matter?"

We are faced with the same question the crowd faced on Jesus' entry into Jerusalem: are we willing to accept him as the king he is, and not the king we want him to be?

We often hear Philippians 4:13 quoted by athletes, but what does it really mean to do "all things"? Find out how this powerful passage applies to our particular situation in this week's message.

God promises his peace to us as believers as we seek to display five different attitudes during uncertain days.

Although the world around us seems hectic and uncertain, God is our help who never changes. (Please note: we had several technical issues with our recording this week. Thanks for your patience.)

Citizens of God's kingdom are called to influence the world around them by preserving from the inside and illuminating from the outside.

In the final beatitude, we are challenged to prepare to face persecution with joy.