Matthew 7:1-6 / Luke 6:37-42

Matthew 6:1-4, 19-34

Matthew 6:5-18, 7:7-11

Matthew 5:38-48 / Luke 6:27-36

There are just some things in the Bible that seem a little too difficult to pull off. I can love these people, but I don’t know about those people. This Sunday, we will learn how to deal with those that have wronged us and how Jesus asks us to treat those who we consider enemies.

Matthew 5:27-37

Join us this Sunday at Revive as we continue through the sermon on the mount by looking at what Jesus has to say about adultery, divorce and our word.

So many times, in life, we think we know exactly what the answer is, only to find out later that we were off… way off! For believers in the 1st century, this is what sums up their understanding of the law. Join us this Sunday as Jesus teaches on the law and gives a great example of what that looks like for his children.

Matthew 5:13-16 / Luke 14:35

Jesus shares with believers that they are to be salt and light.  These are to be characters of a Christian and both are necessary in order for us to live the lives God wants us to each and every day.

Matthew 51-13 / Luke 6:17-26

Oftentimes we judge a sermon by the amount of people that come forward during the alter call. Did people respond by giving large amounts of money in the offering buckets? Maybe people were so moved they shared the message on social media. But what makes a good sermon… well… good? Maybe a good place to start is by looking at a sermon that Jesus gave on a hillside near Capernaum. In this chapter of the Life of Christ, we will take a closer look at the Sermon on the Mount and examine the message that Jesus preached to the world.

Each of us has worth, even though we may not feel like it at times. You were created to be a difference maker. George didn’t realize his worth until he sees what his town would have been like without him. We all have a purpose and it’s never too late to start living out your purpose. Why not start now!