What's in a Name? What does it mean to take God's Name in vain. It may not be what you think it is. People are drawing their conclusion about God from us. God reveals Himself through people...

Worship is about the priorities of our hearts. Idolatry in the hearts of believers begins with a slight turn of our hearts away from God.

Idols diminish our understanding of God.

The practice of hospitality can be summed up in "love your neighbor as yourself...", the reply Jesus gave when asked what was the greatest command. This series explores how to practice hospitality by loving your neighbor through the lens of understanding the 10 commandments.

This week we examine Paul's final words in his letter to the Corinthians.

Paul’s Pastoral Reminder: Stand Firm, love well, and remember, you are loved by me. Paul’s Final Instruction: Practice generosity because it is both practical and full of purpose. 1 Corinthians 16

Jesus' resurrection is a critical component to Him being the Son of God and validating His claims for our lives. Listen as Pastor Matthew unpacks 1 Corinthians 15.

I Cor 14:1 sets the tone for this message: Follow the way of love and eagerly desire gifts of the Spirit, especially prophecy. Pastor Matthew discusses that God has a purpose for Church and a purpose for us using the gifts!

The church has been charged to partner with the Holy Spirit to communicate the gospel and confirm the gospel. And when operating in the gifts of the Spirit, it must be done with love, or it may become simply an annoyance.

The Trinity - the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit gave gifts to mankind. In Chapter 12 of Corinthians, Paul explains the gifts the Holy Spirit gave. Pastor Matthew walks us through the chapter, laying a foundation of the gifts of the Spirit.

The Corinthian church was creating chaos in their gatherings. Chapter 11 discusses two main issues in the church in Corinth: Headship and Communion. Chapter 11 can be confusing at first until you understand the customs and prevailing wrong thinking that Paul was addressing.

Christian Freedom is seen best in what we do to serve others not in what we do for ourselves.