This week we hear a special message from Donnie Williams on our pace of life. Learn practical strategies to slow down and create space for rest amidst the chaos of daily life. Overcome "hurry sickness," break free from the constant rush, and nurture relationships.

Discover how prayer can transform our desires and align us with God's best for our lives. We delve into the famous 'Golden Rule' and its significance in the Kingdom of God, emphasizing the importance of loving action towards others.

The week Donnie talks about how to judge others, and it starts by debunking the idea that judging others is always wrong. Jesus was not saying never to judge but telling us how to judge correctly. The Bible teaches us to judge those within the church but not those outside of it. Jesus uses an illustration of something in someone's eye to represent sin. He tells us to first take the plank out of our own eye before trying to remove the speck from our brother's eye. In other words, we should take care of our own sins before calling out others for theirs. We tend to exaggerate the faults of others and minimize our own. We live in a judgmental world, where everyone judges everyone else. It's easy to write a bad review or judge someone without knowing their situation. The sermon encourages us to judge rightly, taking into account our own faults and those of others, with a heart of humility and love.

This teaching is part of a larger series titled "What Jesus Taught" you can watch the full series here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwSHn7qk9Q6ZAPycTKegNDC6RHUrVhiyU

Welcome to Vision Sunday!

In this inspiring and practical sermon, Donnie shares Jesus' teachings from the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 6 about how to overcome anxiety and worry. Drawing on personal experience and biblical wisdom, he explains how anxiety leads to indecision, lowers confidence, and affects us physically, and how every reason to be anxious is also an opportunity to have faith. By focusing on the character of God, observing how He takes care of nature, and learning to prioritize the right things, we can trust Him to provide for our physical and spiritual needs, and overcome the negative view of the future that worry represents. Whether you struggle with anxiety or just want to deepen your faith, this message will encourage you to trust in God and live a life of Kingdom living.

When you hear the word "loyalty" what comes to mind? Is it your favorite sports team? Your country? Your spouse? This week Rob Perry dives into what Jesus has to say about loyalty in the sermon on the mount.

This teaching is part of a larger series titled "What Jesus Taught" you can watch the full series here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwSHn7qk9Q6ZAPycTKegNDC6RHUrVhiyU

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Today is known as Palm Sunday, it is connected to Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem. As we journey through our story, put yourself in the scene, observe what is going on, see who is there, listen to their questions, consider who you are most like and pay attention to Jesus’ words and ask Him to help you believe what He says.

How are we supposed to give? How are we supposed to pray? Are we to boast in our rituals and quiet times? This week Donnie unpacks what Jesus taught about this in the Sermon On The Mount.

Sometimes God’s word is hard to move from our heads to our hearts, sometimes, it comforts us, and sometimes, it convicts us and motivates us to change.