Forgiveness is one of the hardest things God asks us to do.

When someone has deeply wounded us, holding on to the hurt can feel justified. But Jesus offers us a different way. He calls us to forgive—not because the offense didn't matter, but because freedom matters more.

Join Pastor Joel Ashe as he unpacks Jesus' powerful words in Matthew 6:14-15 and shows how forgiveness is not about excusing the past, but about experiencing the freedom and power God desires for every man.

If you've ever struggled to let go of bitterness, resentment, or old wounds, this message is for you.

What are you longing for Jesus to do for you in prayer?

This week we start a sub-series on The Lord’s Prayer. Interestingly, Jesus starts by teaching His disciples how not to pray.

Join Pat and brush up on how Jesus doesn’t want you to pray, so you can fully engage with how He does.

In another of His searching teachings, Jesus reveals that it's possible to do all the right things for all the wrong reasons. God not only cares about what we do. He also cares deeply about why we do it.

Join Pat as we discover how to break free from living for the approval of others and experience the freedom of living for an audience of One. You'll learn how to examine your motives, serve with greater authenticity, and receive the reward that only your Father in heaven can give.

Everybody loves people who love them back. There’s nothing remarkable about that.

Jesus calls us to something far more difficult and far more beautiful. He tells us to love our enemies, pray for those who oppose us, and treat difficult people the way our Father has treated us.

Join Pat to wrestle this to the ground once and for all. This isn’t weakness. It’s one of the clearest signs that we’re becoming the men God had in mind when he created us.

Everybody gets picked on. Everybody gets criticized. Everybody gets treated unfairly. The question is not whether it will happen, but what you'll do when it does.

In this session, Jesus shows us how to stop letting small and even big offenses become big deals. Join Pat and discover a perspective that can free you from snark, criticism, hurt feelings, and the temptation to retaliate.

Are you married? Or do you hope to be someday?

Join Pat Morley as we explore what Jesus taught the disciples about marriage, divorce, and covenant faithfulness. Discover or rediscover God’s design for marriage and practical insights to build and protect a vibrant marriage.

One of the most practical (and challenging) teachings of Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount is about lust.

Join Pat Morley and learn or be reminded why lust is a heart issue, what Jesus meant when He said to remove the sources of temptation, and how men can take practical steps to stop feeding the fire and start walking in greater freedom and purity.

It’s going to be a great day!

Are you getting away with murder? What if we are responsible not only for what we do with our hands, but the murder in our hearts?

Since Moses, God commanded, “Do not murder.” But Jesus raised the bar and widened the conversation to include anger, contempt, and words that wound.

No need for despair! Join Pat Morley as he explains how Jesus immediately offers two highly doable ways to deal with the murder in our hearts.

Christians have long struggled to understand the relationship between the Old Testament and the New Testament. Join Pat Morley as we look at how Jesus, in His own words, clears up the mystery once and for all! You’ll see how the Old Testament is the blueprint, Jesus is the building, and why many sincere people end up constructing a faith that doesn’t look much like the original plans. You’ll leave with a much sharper understanding of what God intended all along.

Join Pat Morley as we explore one of Jesus’ clearest descriptions of what a disciple is meant to be: salt and light. In a world that often feels dark, confused, and morally adrift, Jesus calls His followers to preserve what’s good, illuminate what’s true, and help people find their way home to God.

We’ll talk about why many men slowly lose their distinctiveness, how we as disciples can influence the culture without becoming part of the culture, and what it looks like to live a visible faith that points people toward Jesus. A real man doesn’t blend into the world. He quietly changes it.