As we wrap up our series in the sermon on the mount, we see Matthew concludes with Jesus' teachings by contrasting the two ways we can live: for his kingdom with Christ as King, or in an attempt to build our own kingdom. One way has strong roots and a solid foundation, the other is shaky and leads to destruction.

Jesus teaches us how to pray. Not a script to recite, but a manner in which we can approach the Almighty God, Creator of the universe... as our Father.

If you missed last week's sermon or you're bummed it didn't get recorded, have no fear! Chris and Wade did a special CommuteCast discussing what Jesus has to say about loving our enemies.

Jesus takes our word and the way we treat one another seriously. We are to be a community of people who can be trusted and go out of our way to bless even those who can't be.

Jesus addresses lust and relationships in a graphic and extreme manner. This is a serious and pervasive issue not only in our culture, but in the church. It is one often viewed with either too much shame or too much liberty. How do we faithfully live in God's kingdom when it comes to sex and relationships?