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Salt was highly valued when Jesus walked the earth because of its ability to preserve foods. Jesus calls his followers, "the salt of the earth." Christians are the answer to the world's spiritual, moral decay. // Pastor Tom
Through the Beatitudes, Jesus challenges His followers to take their relationship with God to the next level. //Pastor Tom
Jesus knew what today's great communicators also know. The first words spoken to a group are important. The opening words set the tone for everything that follows. Look at the first statement Jesus speaks in the Sermon on the Mount - and see how His opening words are essential to start and continue a relationship with Christ. // Pastor Tom Murray
Pastor Tom Murray. There was tension between the religious elite and John the Baptist when Jesus arrived on the banks of the Jordan River. Jesus took a side when He was baptized in water. In life's big and routine decisions, we also have an opportunity to stand with Jesus.
Backsliding is becoming entangled in a sin from which God has previously set you free. Returning to your Heavenly Father is the prescription for restoration after a backsliding diagnosis.
It would be foolish to stand in front of a mirror for 30 minutes, look at your messy hair, unbrushed teeth, snot in your nose - and do nothing about it. It is even more foolish to hear or listen to God's Word - and not take action based on what your Heavenly Father speaks to your mind and heart. // Pastor Tom Murray
You cry out in desperation and distress, "Lord, help!" As God is faithful to hear our petition, may our desire increase to give Him praise. Pastor Tom teaches from Psalm 107.
We may settle for peace on the outside while enduring torment on the inside. Kind words can be used to cover up jealousy, envy, bitterness and frustration. Join the conversation about the remedy for these emotions that can lead to hatred.
These are two questions people have been asking for centuries as they consider their desires and life direction. We wrestle with the questions as we consider our own future. See how God responded when a discouraged, defeated community asked: What do we do? Where do we go? // Pastor Tom Murray
What we say to the next generation has a direct effect on their spiritual trajectory. Intentionally, regularly tell the next generation what you want them to remember. // Pastor Tom
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