So much scripture, so little time. There is so much in the Bible that describes Jesus as the cornerstone. We will look at portions of Ephesians 2:19-22; Isaiah 28:16; 1 Corinthians 3; Matthew 21:33-44; Acts 4:8-12; and 1 Peter 2:4-10 to discover what this really means and what it should mean to us.

This message will serve to help the audience understand that God’s favor is on all who call on Jesus as their savior. Much scripture will be used in this presentation from the Hebrew Scriptures and the New Testament alike.

This message serves as the conclusion to our series, The Way of Jesus. Jesus prepared his followers, his disciples, to spread the good news that salvation had come to the world. This teaching will serve to put our primary challenge into perspective as we look at Ezekiel 14 and Acts 4 as our primary texts.

This message will focus on the pinnacle event of Jesus’ earthly life and ministry. The resurrection sets Jesus apart from any other deity the world has ever known and is the ultimate hope of all who believe.

As we continue our series, The Way of Jesus, this message will look at how Jesus took great care to not only associate with, but dearly love those in his society that were considered “less than” by most people, especially the religious leaders of the day.

As we continue our series, The Way of Jesus, we look at Jesus and Money. We will look at portions of Matthew 17, Matthew 22, and John 12 in looking at how Jesus treated money, honored his obligations, and taught others to do the same.

This message will continue our series on The Way of Jesus. This week we look at Jesus and the kingdom of God. Kingdom is something Jesus spoke about often and we will look at some of the parables of Matthew 13 to gain an understanding of why this is important.

We will look at how Jesus welcomed children and why this was counter to the culture of the day. Portions of Matthew 18 and 19 will be our primary biblical text.