Family comes in all different shapes and sizes and no matter what or immediate nuclear family looks like; the point is that we all have one or we all long for one. The Bible makes it explicitly clear that the church is a family, and in this passage Jesus has a clear Word with those who will be a part of His family -those who will enter the Kingdom and those who are part of God’s household- teaching about how they are going to be a “Different Kind of Family.” Are you ready to see how? Join us and Pastor Jerry Lingenfelter from the Mission Church PA as we learn how to be “Different.”

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In last Sunday’s message Jesus warns us to have a “Different Kind of Ambition” and to prioritize and value Him above all else. A wrong kind of ambition leads to anxiety; but Jesus invites us to have a “Different Kind of Ambition” which relieves us from all worries and anxieties.

Join us and Pastor Nate Newell from Mission Church PA, as we seek to learn about how to stop focusing on our fears and instead begin to focus on our Father.

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esus has saved us and transformed us to be different. The old is gone; the new indeed has come! Our ability to be different, to act different, to speak different, to think different finds its origin on a “Difference” that has occurred inside of all of our hearts, where all our desires and motivations are stored. As we’ve been learning in past weeks, in this Chapter Jesus is teaching us about our motivations and this Sunday, in this portion, Jesus is specifically addressing for us our “Ambitions.” 

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We are blessed to be different and to live different than the religiosity of the day. Jesus in chapter 6, warns us about our hearts and our motivations. And in light of that, Jesus calls us to a “Different Kind of Discipline” as we go about practicing our righteousness. So, the question is how is our discipline? or What motivates us to be disciplined? Join us and Pastor Jerry Lingenfelter from Mission Church PA, as we seek to learn how to be disciplined in our discipline of divine disciplines.

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We all pray in different ways and Jesus wants us to pray with the faith of a child. But at the same time He doesn't want us to remain childlike in our understanding of the purpose of the prayer. Jesus blesses us to be different and in this passage He shows us a Different Kind of Prayer that will lead us to grow in the enjoyment of our intimate fellowship with Him in our prayer.

Join us and Pastor Brett Lovern from Mission Church PA, as we seek to understand what it means to pray differently.

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Last weeks we learned that if we have faith in Jesus Christ, we inherit Christ’s righteousness and that motivates us to live up to the level of His righteousness. And this week we will learn that Christ calls us to a different kind of motivation. God rewards right heart motives and not religious activities; but how do we know we are living with right motivations? Join us as Pastor Nate Newell from Mission Church PA, leads us in learning how to practice our righteousness with a different kind of motivation.

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What do we first remember when we think about love? There’s always more to know and learn about love; and Jesus is telling us in this portion of the chapter that there are deeper levels of love to be explored. We are called to love like God loves; and Jesus is not only the perfect teacher of love for us but also the perfect model of love.   Join us as Pastor Jared Schnapf from Mission Church PA, leads us through measuring our love with Jesus’ standards.

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Last week we recognised that Jesus is inviting us to raise the standard and this week in the next portion of the Sermon on the Mount, He is challenging us to raise our commitments equally. Jesus blesses us and calls us to have a different kind of commitment! This Sunday  Pastor Jerry Lingenfelter from Mission Church PA, leads us into understanding the specific “different” commitments that Jesus is asking us to have.

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In a world where our minds, our emotions and our passions are constantly challenging us and putting us to the test; how can we handle the desires of our hearts; knowing that God sovereignly withholds them? Jesus dedicates a specific portion of His sermon on the mount to define a clear standard for the times when our unhealthy anger and our unhealthy passions take the lead in our lives.

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We are blessed to be different and we are blessed to be great. However, to become a different kind of great, Jesus invites us to answer an essential question: “Would you rather be great in the kingdom of men, or in the Kingdom of God?" … Or, “Would you define greatness by men’s standards or by God’s standards?”

Join us and Pastor Nate Lott from Mission Church PA, as we learn how to become salt and light to the world and how to become great by Kingdom standards.

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