If you could have any super-power, what would you choose? Did you know that we all have been given an ability that can change life as we know it, and the lives of those around us? It's called forgiveness. And it's the topic of this week's message from Matthew. Visit www.youtube.com/watch?v=4AyW2bz8RPY to view the video played before the beginning of the message.

Matt 18.15-20 It's a beautiful thing when the members of Christ's body are working together, but what happens when one part becomes entangled in sin? How are we to deal with these issues without getting wrapped up ourselves? This section of scripture shows us God's perfect system to restoring a brother back to spiritual health.

Matt 18.11-14 Scripture says that God is the Good Shepherd, but what do we know about ourselves as His sheep? This week we take a look at some of the attributes of sheep and what that means in our walk with Christ.

Matt 18.7-11 It's the subject that no one likes to talk about, but that is too vital to ignore. Our relationship with Christ hinges on our response to sin in our life. This week we examine the steps we can take to avoid the traps of sin.

We are sidestepping from the book of Matthew this week to look at which qualities are key in a ministry partner.

Craig Hendrickson visits from Church Resource Ministries.

Have you ever wanted to tell a child to grow up? Kids can be a challenge at times. Why then would Jesus tell us to become like children to enter His kingdom? This week we learn how valuable childlike faith really is.

Matt 17.14-21 When you remove your 'spiritual shirt' are you flabby or fit? If we want to increase the strength of our faith we must endure the process of exercising it.

Matt. 17.1-13 What do you do when God moves in an unexpected way? That's what happened to Peter, James and John when Jesus was transfigured before them on a mountain. Think that doesn't apply to you? You'll be surprised.

Matt 16.21-28 Jesus has changed his language from "come and see" to "come and die." It sounds kind of depressing for a Mother's Day message. In fact, it's very encouraging. We are talking about taking practical steps of faith in a God who has it figured out already.