In Matthew 5:33–37, Jesus speaks about honesty — a passage we often breeze past, assuming we’re doing just fine. But if we really listen, His words dig far deeper than we expect. This text uncovers how even our 'small' half-truths and casual promises reveal a deeper heart issue — and invites us into the radical, freeing honesty of the Kingdom.

In this Easter Sermon, we break down Matthew 7:24-27 and wrestle with the hard question, “What foundation am I really building my life on?”

In this sermon, we choose to slow down and feel the weight of Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross, and then are challenged to adjust our lives according to His sacrifice.

As we kick off Holy Week with Palm Sunday, we unpack Matthew 21 and how Jesus wasn't the king they expected, but He is the King they need.

In this sermon, we examine Jesus' teachings on divorce and marriage in Matthew 5 and Matthew 19.

In this sermon, we unpack Jesus’ pointed teaching on lust, how it starts in the heart, and how we are not victims of our thoughts.

In this sermon, we break down Jesus’ second saying, “I say to you” regarding anger.

In this message, we wrestle with Jesus’ demands for radical righteousness in Matthew 5:17-20. His announcement that He fulfilled the Law and the Prophets was the most relieving statement for the people in that day, and us in 2025.

In this message, we break down Matthew 5:13-16 and how, as Christians, we are meant to preserve & bring light. However, many factors can get in the way of our effectiveness in this world.

Persection is the last of the beatitudes and shows us that when we live a beatitude lifestyle, persecution will come.