Elder Cameron Easley addresses the harsh reality of idols and draws from the book of James to apply God's truth in dealing with idolatry

Paul addresses the Philippian church on anxiety. He outlines how we might cultivate a non-anxious life and presence (Philippians 4:4-9).

We are to love our enemies by praying for them, doing good to them, and greeting them. In Matthew 5:43-48 Jesus offers powerful motivations to match the difficulty of the command, "Love your enemies".

Using another example to describe a righteousness that exceeds the righteousness of the Pharisees (compare Matthew 5:20 to Matthew 5:38-42), Jesus leads His disciples to cross-bearing, self-denying love in their interpersonal relationships.

Jesus commands His disciples to embrace radical truthfulness in their communication and commitments. He then offers radical help. Open to Matthew 5:33-37 and enjoy!

Elder Greg Hill preaches on enduring in the message of "Christ Crucified."

Jesus turns His attention to saving our marriages. He teaches on marriage, divorce, and remarriage.

Jesus teaches His disciples to urgently cut out a "staring driven" life. Turn to Matthew 5:27-30 as we continue to unpack the Sermon on the Mount.

Jesus calls his disciples to urgently deal with anger in their lives. Based on His instruction we are told how to deal with anger (Matthew 5:21-26).

What role does the law of God play in the lives of Jesus' disciples? Jesus outlines His view of the law of God in Matthew 5:17-20 setting up the rest of His teaching on kingdom living in a fallen world.