Jesus delivered his famous "Sermon on the Mount" at the height of his popularity. He used this opportunity to tell his listeners what the life of being His disciple would look like. In this first lesson of "The Greatest Sermon" series, we dive into Jesus' formula for a truly happy life and the effect of that happiness on others.

Holding a friend accountable can be intimidating and out of your comfort zone, but Scripture tells us, "Faithful are the wounds of a friend." In this lesson, we discuss the right approach, attitude, and timing when holding our friends accountable by delivering a biblical "wound."

*Because of technical issues, the intro and outro were not included in this episode.*

We continue our "Verses You Forgot About" series with a brief lesson from I Corinthians 3. We should have the right perspectives of ourself and those around us realizing that God is the one in charge of fruit and results in our lives.

Pride is something we all struggle with. It is as the very root of all sin. In the second lesson of our summer series, Verses You Forgot About, we discuss how pride shows itself, the consequences of pride, and how to battle against pride in our lives.

In this first episode of our summer series, Verses You Forgot About, we cover the encouraging truth that Isaiah 55:8-9 gives us. We all have things in our life that we forgot about, but all the memories come back when someone brings it up. We have the same feelings with certain passages of Scripture. This series will cover well known verses and why they are essential to the Christian life.

In the final lesson of our Nature of God series, we explore the goodness of God and His sovereignty over our lives.

Lesson Time Stamps:

0:45 - Introduction

5:00 - God's Goodness

17:20 - God's Sovereignty

30:40 - Conclusion - How to Know God Better

There is nothing too difficult for our God, and His grace is amazing. We explore the omnipotence of God and his grace in this lesson of the Nature of God series.

In this lesson of The Nature of God series, we explore the love of God and His holiness. These attributes of God do not conflict, but are consistent with the biblical description of who God is!

God's wisdom is infinite and His faithfulness is constant. In the second lesson of our Nature of God series, we explore these two attributes of God and the implications they have on our daily lives.

How often do we stop and think about the true nature of God? If we were honest, we often have a view of God that has been promoted by culture or our own line of thinking. God, without needing to do so, has revealed so much of Himself in Scripture. This series dives deeper into the attributes of the God we serve, and this specific lesson centers around God's self-existence and self-sufficiency.