What do we do with our desire to get even or get revenge? According to Jesus, the best way to deal with it is to turn the other cheek.

In Matthew 5 Jesus lays out His vision of a good life and it's different than what we heard. In this sermon we learn how anger can lead to brokenness with each other which can lead to brokenness with God.

Jesus has come to us as the most wonderful of counselors: someone who can empathize with us but also has the power to save us

What is it that keeps us from becoming who we can be and living the kind of life we desire: we lose heart.

In 2 Timothy 2, Paul describes the Christian life using 3 metaphors: a soldier, athlete and a farmer. That's week two of our series called The Grace of Grit.

How do you hold onto your faith when you are in a season of life that it seems to be failing? This sermon looks into what it means to rekindle our faith.

Final sermon in our series on The Hills We Will Die On. Let's face it: we're ordinary. We're normal. And, that's exactly how God wants us to be. We're bread.

When Jesus sends out 72 people ahead of him he only gives them one job but it's a job they cannot do themselves.

To be a follower of Jesus is to anticipate today what God will do tomorrow; it's to live the future in the present; it's to live like tomorrow is today.

The second hill that we will die on: what got you here won't get you there.