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Jesus calls us to an upside-down way of life. One marked by radical generosity, patience, forgiveness, and even love for our enemies. In Matthew 5:38–48, we see that this kind of life is impossible on our own. But when we are saturated in the gospel, the love, mercy, and grace of Jesus begin to overflow into the way we treat others.

Jesus calls His followers to be people of truth, where our “yes” means yes and our “no” means no. In Matthew 5:33–37, He challenges us to move beyond half-truths, empty promises, and carefully worded loopholes, and instead live with honesty and integrity. Deep discipleship means doing what we say, saying what we mean, and reflecting the truthful character of Christ. Watch as Pastor Jamie continues our series on the Sermon on the Mount!

In Matthew 5:27–32, Jesus takes us deeper than simply asking what is “out of bounds.” He exposes the heart behind lust and challenges the casual way our world treats marriage, while pointing us toward God’s better design, seeing people as image bearers and pursuing lifelong faithfulness in marriage. And for every place we have failed, the gospel reminds us that Jesus is faithful to forgive, cleanse, redeem, and restore. Watch as Pastor Jamie continues our series on the Sermon on the Mount!

Jesus takes the command “do not murder” and goes deeper to the anger, bitterness, and broken relationships beneath the surface. In Matthew 5:17–26, Jesus shows us the danger of unchecked anger and calls His followers to pursue reconciliation, forgiveness, and a deeper righteousness that only He can provide. The answer isn’t simply controlling our temper it’s remembering the gospel and allowing Christ to transform our hearts. Watch as Pastor Jamie continues our series on the Sermon on the Mount.

Pastor Christian continues our series on the Sermon on the Mount this week. Jesus calls His followers to be both salt and light in a world that desperately needs both. In Matthew 5:13–16, we’re reminded that our lives should point people toward the hope, truth, and goodness of God. The darkness may be real, but it can never overcome the light of the Gospel.

Jesus calls His followers to live differently from the world around them; to be merciful, pure in heart, peacemakers, and faithful even when following Him comes with a cost. In Matthew 5:7–12, we see that the upside-down life of God’s kingdom may bring opposition, but it also comes with eternal blessing. Because of what awaits us in Christ, Jesus says we can truly “rejoice and be glad.” Watch as Pastor Jamie continues our Firm Foundation series.

Check out this special discussion style sermon all about Enoch! Pastor Jamie sits down with Eli Avila to discuss Enoch in the Bible as well as the book of Enoch and why it is not in the Bible.

In the opening words of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus shows us that He sees beyond the surface. He sees who we really are, what we’ve lost, and what we were created to be. Through the Beatitudes, Jesus calls us away from chasing the things of this world and into a kingdom life marked by dependence on God, comfort in our mourning, meekness, and a hunger for righteousness. Jesus sees you, and He knows what you truly need. Watch as Pastor Jamie kicks off our series on the Sermon on the Mount!

Judges 3 tells one of the strangest stories in Scripture, a left-handed deliverer, a corrupt king, and a risky plan that God uses to rescue His people. Through Ehud’s story, we’re reminded that God saves us despite us, uses imperfect people, and will always receive the glory. Ultimately, our hope isn’t in trying harder or fixing ourselves, it’s in crying out to Jesus, the One who saves. Watch as Pastor Jamie concludes our Strange Stories sermon series.

Pastor Jamie continues our Strange Stories series. We see that great faith is full of Adoration, Belief, Confession and at times Desperation. Check it out!