Jesus wasn’t entering into the city to destroy his enemies, but to die for them.

The greatest ambush on your spiritual life will come from yourself.

We can no more be a Christian and have nothing to do with the church than we can be a person and not be in a family.

-Eugene H. Peterson

Christian maturity means we no longer look to God simply for superficial blessings and extravagant outcomes.

When our work becomes the source of our ultimate joy and meaning for us it has then become our idol.

Here we look at the Biblical theme of God's Holy Hill and see what it meant for ancient Israel's worship of God and what it means today for us following the Way of Jesus.

How we view God informs how we operate on the road of Christian discipleship. What does it mean to see God enthroned in heaven? How can we live with confidence in our current climate?

Why do we gathering weekly together? What can we learn from the Israelites three yearly pilgrimages to Jerusalem? What role does the church’s weekly worship gathering play in the life of the believer?

How do we begin the road to Christian discipleship? What will it require of us? We will look at this and more in this sermon.

Peace isn’t just the absence of something, but the presence of someone.