Fear and worry - it’s an everyday part of life for many Americans. When there are cutbacks at work and your boss says there’s no longer a place for you, or the doctor says its cancer and you’re not sure how you’ll be able to pay for treatment you may start to get anxious and worry. Join us for Light on the Hill as we have another look at the Sermon on the Mount and hear what Jesus has to say on the subject.

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Pastor James Kaddis is knee deep in his series, What About. We’re answering difficult questions by opening our Bibles and hearing what it has to say. Today’s question has to do with love. And you might be thinking at this point, What so controversial about that? Quite a bit, as you’ll hear today.

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Maybe like many Christians you struggle with lust or pornography? Or perhaps covetousness has a grip on your life, and you’re constantly longing for more or the latest and greatest. Today pastor James Kaddis shows us what’s at the root of it all and how to get back to a place of victory.

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Food is treasured in this nation of ours. Not only do we insist on our food prepared just right, but we look at the presentation, and we want it fast and easy. To ask us to give it up... that would be quite a sacrifice... wouldn’t it? Here on Light on the Hill, we give attention to the practice of fasting - denying our physical appetite to concentrate on our spiritual appetite.

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The ways in which we communicate has certainly changed over the years! Remember using those rotary phones? Now today we have cell phones, where we can call or text someone wherever we are. Today on Light on the Hill, we’ll examine the best way to communicate with God. And it hasn’t changed a bit over the years. Pastor James Kaddis is currently teaching us from the Sermon on the Mount, and he’s encouraging us from the sixty-six word prayer in chapter six that can be used as a model for our prayer lives.

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Prayer is a great privilege. Just think we have access to our Father in heaven 24/7, anytime we want. But too often we go about it all the wrong way. As if He’s a genie in a bottle, there to grant any wish we have. So how should we pray? We’re given some much needed guidance in the Sermon on the Mount from the ultimate teacher Jesus Himself.

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We’ve reached Matthew chapter six today where we’re exhorted by Christ to do good deeds and give. Now there’s a right way and a wrong way to go about it. While many are seeking the approval and applause of people, as they do something good, the Lord wants us to bring Him all the glory instead.

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We’re in the middle of a series called, What About? Which is giving us biblical answers to some of life’s difficult questions like gambling. That’s our question of the day. Maybe you’ve wondered what the Bible says about it? Is it a sin to gamble? Pastor James Kaddis believes it really comes down to a stewardship issue.

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Today on Light on the Hill we're going to study the words of Jesus as they relate to how we should walk with Him in our day to day lives. Oftentimes, we fall into the trap of wanting to show others how good we are when in reality Christ calls us to walk in a way that we recognize that we're living for an audience of one. And of course that one is the LORD. When we recognize that, our lives will radically change!

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Somebody does you wrong, is the first thought in your mind, Oooh they’re gonna get it! The world would have you believe, you have every right to retaliate! We have a tremendous capacity for retaliation and vengeance. But God would have us go in another direction. On today’s Light on the Hill pastor James Kaddis contrasts the world’s way of thinking to what Jesus said in the Sermon on the Mount!

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