Jesus is clear that there are two ways. One, the narrow way, leads to life, while the broad road leads to death. What will we choose?

"Do not judge." What does this exactly mean for us? Jesus directs our eyes to our Father in heaven and the grace that He has in store for us.

Jesus continues his sermon and extends the kind invitation to "look to the birds" as we replace worry with faith.

Jesus now turns our attention to fasting and begins to discuss our heart and our treasure.

This week, Jesus continues to "raise the bar." But the question is, "why?" Could He be telling us something about God and salvation? (message by Pastor Adam Flynt)

What does Jesus have to do with "the law?" Today, we turn our attention to the first 3 examples of Jesus as he begins his discussion on his followers and following the law.

Jesus now turns from blessedness to responsibility. How are we to show the goodness of our Heavenly Father? 

Jesus begins his famous, Sermon on the Mount, in Matthew 5. Today, he begins with the beatitudes and shows us that the blessed life is the life that is laid down for Jesus.

As Paul concludes Ephesians, he turns to the armor of God as we battle, not against one another, but against the enemy. But the question is, are we engaged in the battle? 

As Paul continues with Ephesians, he now turns the readers' attention to the relationship between parents and children and how to honor one another.