In week 13 of the Sermon on the Mount series, Pastor Wil Franco teaches on judgment in Matthew 7:1-6. Many times, believers misunderstand what the Bible says about judgement. Listen to find out what Biblical judgment looks like.

In week 12 of the Sermon on the Mount series, Pastor Wil Franco finishes out Matthew chapter 6 with a message on anxiety. When we remember God’s patience, provision, and paternity, it helps us to redirect our anxiety. We find that Jesus not only came to meet our physical needs but more importantly, our spiritual needs.

Pastor Wil Franco continues the Sermon on the Mount series in Matthew 6:19-24. In this message, you’ll learn the difference between earthly treasures and heavenly treasures. Ultimately, Jesus is our greatest treasure because He gave up His heavenly treasures to come to earth to reconcile us to God.

In this Easter message, Pastor Wil Franco shows how Jesus looks for, listens to, and loves Thomas even in his doubt. This passage normalizes doubt and encourages us to take it to God and to deal with it in Christian community.

In this Good Friday message, Pastor Wil Franco examines the two thieves who were crucified with Jesus in Luke 23:39-42. You’ll finish this message considering whether you have a saving faith or a situational faith.

Pastor Wil Franco teaches on the Jesus’ Triumphal Entry. In this message, we’ll consider the king we wanted vs. the King we needed. We will also be challenged that our view of Jesus can be accurate but inadequate.

Pastor Wil Franco teaches about how to pray and introduces the PRAY method in this week's sermon.

In week 9 of The Sermon on the Mount series, Pastor Wil Franco teaches on Matthew 6:1-4, the passage on giving to the needy. He zooms out to give us a biblical theology on giving.

Collierville Campus Pastor Parker Richardson finishes teaching Matthew chapter 5 in week 8 of our series on the Sermon on the Mount. We learn what Jesus had to say about retaliation and about loving our enemies.

In part 7 of our series The Sermon on the Mount, Pastor Wil Franco discusses why we as disciples of Jesus should let our yes be yes and our no be no. Ultimately, God is the only one who can perfectly keep his oaths.