When we're hungry or thirsty, we won't stop until we've been satisfied. This is how we should seek righteousness through Jesus.

Meekness can be interpreted as gentleness. We can't understand what Jesus means by weakness, without understanding the culture that He was speaking to which was based on honor and shame.

A fresh awareness of Jesus can rush into our hearts to comfort us when we mourn our sin.

Should a person still be poor in spirit? In the Sermon on the Mount, this is what Jesus says. Being poor in spirit means recognizing that we cannot earn our way into righteousness but God sent Jesus as the One to fulfill the Law.

Hearing God speak is a vital part of experiencing God’s big plans for your life. This Sunday, we'll look at practical and Biblical ways to hear God speak.

Human beings are in constant pursuit of joy. Why do we do this? Because there’s a joy vacuum in our hearts. What can fill this vacuum? Earthly things bring temporary happiness but Jesus brings lasting joy.

There’s something in our hearts that desires peace. In this world, we can’t experience true peace. The beauty of Jesus coming as the Prince of Peace is that he reverses the separation that happened between us and God because of sin.

As humans, we have a limited view of love. We can reach our limit when we’ve been wronged and turn away from someone. But God has supernatural, unlimited amounts of agape love. So much so, that He sent His son Jesus as love in the flesh.

As we begin our advent series, we look at Luke 1:5-25. This amazing story begins with a series of dramatic events. All things come together to show us how God wants people to live with the Hope of a miracle.