One straightforward verse also known as The Golden Rule has 4 components that will help us become godlier in our relationships.

Ask, seek, knock are three imperatives of our role in prayer, and each action has a promise attached to it. In this study we will explore the characteristics of a biblical prayer.

Our guest speaker, talks about the power of proclamation of the Gospel.

What is that thing that can destroy what took years to build up? Criticism. Today, we will learn the four components of Jesus rebuking, wanting to stop and prevent a judgmental attitude.

Today’s sermon is about how our worrying propagates 4 deceptive habits and how this is addressed by our Lord Jesus.

The act of worrying is antithetical to the Christian life. Find out why and how to deal with this damaging habit.

When the eye’s singular purpose is functioning, we are able to see clearly and do not stumble about. Just as when our lives our singularly devoted to the things of God, our life and purpose are clear. We will learn more of this in today’s sermon.

Is it wrong to be wealthy? What does Jesus say about earthly riches? Find out in today's sermon.

In the 3rd example of hypocritical living, we look at fasting and finish up with some thoughts that tie the entire passage together.

In today’s sermon, we will continue on discussing the second half of the 7 Imperatives to follow in The Lord’s Prayer. While we focused around the nature of God last week, this week we will focus on personal supplication.