This morning we continue our study verse by verse through the gospel of Matthew. The Pharisees and Sadducees continue their quest to trap Jesus in his words by asking him loaded questions with nonsensical scenarios. Ultimately, they will realize their efforts are futile and take their diabolical plan to the next level. Scripture text is Matthew 22:23-46.

This morning we celebrate the resurrection of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Each gospel contains an account of the events of that beautiful Sunday morning, but today we turn our attention the gospel of Luke. What can we learn from the truth of the resurrection of Christ? Better still, what shall we do in response to this glorious truth? Scripture text is Luke 24:1-27, 44-48.

This morning, as we continue our study verse by verse through Matthew's gospel account, we consider the first of two attempted traps from the religious leaders of the day. The Pharisees continue to believe (falsely) they are smarter than everyone else, particularly Jesus. They believe they have a question for Jesus that will force him into conflict with some of the religious leadership. They could not have been more wrong. Scripture text is Matthew 22:15-22.

This morning we continue our study verse by verse through the gospel of Matthew. This is now the third parable in a row Jesus uses to instruct the religious leaders of the day. They have rejected the prophets and now they reject the Son of God. How will the Lord respond to such rejection? Scripture text is Matthew 22:1-14.

This morning we continue in our study verse by verse through the gospel of Matthew. Jesus is still speaking to the religious leaders of the day as they have confronted him in the temple. He tells them a parable about a landowner and some wicked tenants. The irony is palpable as Jesus is talking about them. Scripture text is Matthew 21:33-46.

This morning marks the first of six revival services taking place this week. Our guest preacher, Dr. Adam Hensley, will explore the depths of sin present in the current culture using the book of Romans as a backdrop. Romans 1 paints a vivid picture of the depravity of mankind, revealing the reason for God's wrath abiding over the world. The only hope for redemption is found in the person and work of Jesus Christ.

This morning we continue our study verse by verse through the gospel of Matthew. Jesus has entered Jerusalem, asserting his identity as the Messiah of God. He has cleansed the temple of wicked merchants. Unfortunately, there are still those who doubt his authority. Scripture text is Matthew 21:23-32.

Today we continue our study verse by verse through the gospel of Matthew. Chapter 21 begins the final 8 chapters of Matthew which describe the final 8 days of Jesus' earthly life and ministry. He will enter Jerusalem, cleanse the temple, institute the Last Supper, be falsely accused and arrested, suffer a tortuous beating, and then, finally, be crucified for the sin of the world. Three days later, He will be raised victoriously to demonstrate His mastery over death, hell, and the grave. Scripture text is Matthew 21:1-22.

Today we continue our study verse by verse through the gospel of Matthew. Jesus tells his disciples, for the fourth time in this gospel, of his impending passion. He tells them how he will be betrayed into the hands of the Gentiles to be crucified. Jesus then teaches the disciples a very important life lesson about servant leadership within the kingdom of God. Finally, Jesus heals two blind men along the road, demonstrating his compassion and power. Scripture text today is Matthew 20:17-34.

This morning we continue our study verse by verse through the gospel of Matthew. Jesus continues teaching his disciples about salvation after his encounter with the rich young ruler. In today's passage Jesus uses a parable to explain how good and generous God is in his gracious dealings with mankind. Scripture text is Matthew 20:1-16.