Jesus invites the little children to come to him, "for to such belong the kingdom of heaven"—an echo of Jesus' words to Nicodemus: "Unless one is born again he cannot see the kingdom of God.”

Marriage was instituted by God as an unbreakable commitment—a hard reality to grasp for everyone around Jesus (including us).

Jesus shares a parable unpacking the vastness and persistence of God's forgiveness—a quality that he also expects his believers to show towards others.

Jesus explains what our response ought to be when we’re wronged—a teaching that challenges many of our lifestyles.

Guest speaker Jason Nettles shares about the relentless love of God in the Gospel of Christ and challenges our church to take ownership of our faith and our church.

The will and heart of God for "these little ones" may differ greatly from the will and heart of many of us towards the very same group of people.

The way Jesus talks about repentance challenges many of us to resist sin and take vigilant measures to remove it from our lives for the sake of entering life.

When the disciples ask Jesus "Who is the greatest in the Kingdom of Heaven?" Jesus' response challenges a desire within many of us to be honored among men and women.

After verbally foretelling his death and resurrection, Jesus' miraculous response to the temple tax powerfully foreshadows the Gospel.

Immediately following the disciples' mountaintop experience, they're faced with the outcome of their faithlessness. We can learn much from how Jesus responds.