Pastor Jeff answers a few questions about Peter's denial. Why was it essential for Peter to be told what would happen when it seems it was inevitable and he couldn't do anything about it? Why did Matthew (and all Gospel authors) include this event in his narrative?

Last week, we saw Jesus’ courage under trial by the highest authorities. In contrast, Peter fears when he’s confronted by a servant girl. What do we learn from Peter’s failure and Jesus’ faithfulness that helps us in our trials? Join us as we look at “Jesus Denied” from Matthew 26:69-75.

Pastor Jeff chats about application for his sermon - what does it look like and what doesn't it look like?

In this season of Lent, we're journeying through the last twenty-four hours of Jesus's life as he walked the way of the cross. After his betrayal, Jesus is arrested and put on trial where he’s falsely accused and horribly mistreated. Why does he endure these things? And what hope or encouragement is there for us in Jesus’ response to injustice? Join us for "Jesus Condemned" from Matthew 26:57-68.

Pastor Joey answers a few questions around the application of his sermon from Sunday.

In this season of Lent, we're going to walk through the last twenty-four hours of Jesus's life as he walked the way of the cross. It begins with a betrayal, when everything seems to spin out of control. And yet, if Jesus were not betrayed, how then would the Scriptures be fulfilled? Join us for "Jesus Betrayed" from Matthew 26:47-56 as we walk the way of the cross with Jesus.

Pastor Jeff answers a question that was submitted and sets the intention for the Lenten season.

Jesus finishes this section of teaching saying that God’s kingdom is of ultimate value. Knowing Jesus is the reality that shapes your life, makes you a blessing to others, and determines your eternal outcome. Miss Jesus and you’ve missed everything; find him and you have everything. Join us as we look at “The Treasure” from Matthew 13:44-58.

In a special episode of Cut for Time, we get to hear from Pastor Tom who preached on Sunday. The last time he preached was 18 months ago and the last time he preached this sermon back in 2012, he stretched the passage over 2 Sundays - that means there was a lot that was cut for time!

And he told them many things in parables, saying: ‘A sower went out to sow.’ The first parable of Jesus actually called a parable is also one of the most familiar; and one of only a few that Jesus explains, and that only to his disciples, not the multitudes. Why? It’s often called The Parable of the Soils, yet Jesus calls it the parable of the sower. Hmm?? Join us for Spreading the Word as we take a fresh look at this farming illustration in Matthew 13:1-23.