This week Kevin Smyth turns to Jesus’ words in Matthew 11 to explore the idea of rest for our souls.

In this sermon, Pastor Minde shared the story of a woman healed on the Sabbath and explored Jesus’ proclamation that Sabbath is a day for unbinding.

What does Jesus think is the purpose of Sabbath? Today, we explore two stories from the Gospel of Matthew that show us what Jesus intended the Sabbath to be.

Jesus said, "Come to me," because Jesus' yoke is easy and his burden is light. Today, Reid Thornton unpacks the command, invitation, and promise contained in that simple statement.

Creation. Temple. Priesthood. Law. Grace. Rest. These are themes that anchor so much of the Bible's story, and today we see how all of them come together in the seminal practice of Sabbath.

Luke 16:1-14
One of the most consistent themes in the Bible is that there are two ways to live: God's way and the world's way. In this message, we see Jesus apply this "two ways" thinking to how we use our possessions.

What does it mean to give everything to Jesus? For the young man in today's passage, it means too much.

This week Pastor Nathan O’Neal explores Mary’s encounter with the risen Jesus.

If God's grace is as extravagant as we saw on Easter Sunday, then what should our attitude toward sin be? This week, we turn to Romans 6:1-14 where the apostle Paul addressed this very question.