The King of king speaks! He offers believers Kingdom character in the beatitudes leading to Kingdom influence in the world. Open to Matthew 5:1-16 and listen up!

The Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7) is the most famous semon ever preached. As we prepare to take the next several weeks studying this famous sermon we outline why it is so vital for our lives.

Joseph proves he is not out for retaliation but for blessing. In the closing chapter of Genesis 50 we learn that the right perspective can heal a heart of revenge.

What does it mean to be "blessed" by God? From the backdrop of Jacob's reunion with Joseph we observe what being blessed means. Are we seeking, receiving, and rejoicing in God's blessings?

"He is Risen!" Come and see... Go and Tell. As a church we celebrated the resurrection of Jesus and its implications for our mission together to "go make disciples." Enjoy!

A Good Friday Message focusing on the "Seven Words" of Jesus from the cross.

"God sent His Son to be the propitiation for our sins" (1 John 4:10). What is the meaning of "propitiation" and why is it important? Using the "Day of Atonement" in the Old Testament as a picture of "Good Friday" we imagine propitiation and is impact on the lives on believers.

The message of the cross is the story of reconciliation. To capture the message of the cross we look at the reconciliation of Philemon and Onesimus. The small book of Philemon can be found in the New Testament between Titus and Hebrews. Open it up and enjoy!

The message of the cross is the message of redemption. What does redemption mean? How do believers walk in redemption? In this sermon we unpack the meaning and implications of redemption.

In understanding the message of the cross we enter the courtroom where God is our final judge and will deliver the utlimate verdict of our lives. Jesus ensured that because His death on the cross people can be "justified by faith". There is no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus. The passage we studied in the Bible comes from Romans 3:21-31.