We continue our series looking into Jesus' instructions on how we interact with other people regarding their sin and our own sin. We are called to love, care for, and admonish our brothers and sisters in Christ but we must be careful to do this from a place of grace, not self-righteousness. How are you serving your Christian community with the commandment to "admonish one another?"

Today, we look into a topic that affects every human being; anxiety. We all have moments of anxiety and worry. Why? Our focus is not where it should be. Hear Pastor Seth continue our series through the Sermon on the Mount and preach on the words of Jesus as he reveals the source of our anxiety and worry.

What is your saving strategy for retirement? Do you even have a strategy or are you trying not to think about it? In today's sermon, Pastor Seth reminds us that everyone prepares for what they know is coming. The reason we prepare poorly is our desire to live for the here and now. Jesus calls us to have our eyes set on our eternal reality instead of on this temporary existence which is fleeting. Where are your eyes focused?

Pastor Seth continues our series through the sermon on the mount, teaching on the passage of Scripture where Jesus speaks on the topic of fasting. You'll learn why Christians should fast, how they should fast, and what fasting looks like as a regular discipline in the normal rhythms of a Christian's life.

Guest speaker and elder candidate, Caleb Stone, continues our Sermon on the Mount series speaking on the topic of prayer. What is prayer really about? Is it simply about asking for things that are beyond our capacity or is there something deeper, something transformative about prayer?