Onesimus was a slave that made some poor choices before coming to know Christ. This sermon examines Paul's words to Philemon, the former owner of Onesimus, in the third message of the series, "God Can Use Everyone."

The Bible doesn't record a single word of Tabitha (also known as Dorcas), but God used this woman mightily. See what we have to learn from this largely unknown disciple of Jesus in this message from the "God Can Use Everyone" series.

Many of us know Barnabas from scripture only because he traveled with Paul, but we can learn a lot from him. This first message of the series, "God Can Use Everyone" examines the life of Barnabas.

We wrap up this Sermon on the Mount series with the story of the wise builder and the foolish builder. How do we live our lives like the wise man, choosing to build our faith on the Rock?

This passage from The Sermon on the Mount talks about false prophets and how we can tell whether someone is speaking for God by the spiritual fruit that their lives produce.

Sometimes, we tend to say we are waiting on God to reveal Himself to us, but Jesus instructs us in this section of the Sermon on the Mount to actively seek God.

"Ask... Seek... Knock."

Our series on the Sermon on the Mount continues with a message from Andrew Trotter, a Sophomore in Preaching Ministry at Ozark Christian College.

"Do not be anxious...; consider the birds of the air...; seek first His kingdom..." This section of Jesus' teaching in the Sermon on the Mount contains some beautiful imagery and powerful lessons. Senior Minister Dan Toney preaches on Matthew chapter 6.

"Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also." -- Matthew 6:21 (NIV)

Where is your focus? What do you treasure? Dan explores the idea that we are wasting our time if our money, time, and energy are solely devoted to worldly things.

Jesus emphasizes the importance of fasting in the Sermon on the Mount. What are the benefits we may find from taking up this spiritual discipline?