Matthew chapter 1 through chapter 7 read by Nathan, Ashley, Steve, Anna, Roxanne, Nick, Shari, Troy, Abbie, Derek, Jill, Bob, Alex, JoLin, Karen, Bill, Alex, Tiffany, Jenn, Andy, Darrel, Justine, Linnea, Carol, Karin, and Tiffany.

This week Adam looks at Matthew 7v13-29.  What if there is a massive difference between the way of Jesus and any other way? What if Jesus wants to give you the kind of life that can withstand all of life’s storms?

This week we hear from Justin as he shares a little about his challenges with prayer. Why might it seem harder to pray now as an adult than when we were kids? What is it okay to pray for? Does prayer even matter? Listen in as Justin talks about these questions and more.

This week we hear from Hannah as she looks at Matthew 7v1-12. 

Can we successfully negotiate personal relationships without letting people know we disapprove? What happens when we condemn and what if condemnation leads to a cycle of anger and attack, which ultimately leads to contempt?

Matthew chapter 1 through chapter 6 read by Nathan, Ashley, Steve, Anna, Roxanne, Nick, Shari, Troy, Abbie, Derek, Jill, Bob, Alex, JoLin, Karen, Bill, Alex, Tiffany, Jenn, Andy, Darrel, and Justine.

This week Adam takes us through Matthew 6v19-34. How does it look to view life through a generous lens? 

This week we are continuing through Matthew in chapter 6. What if Matthew 6 is about common ways Jesus' followers self-sabotage their with-God-kingdom life? Is there an area in your life where God wants to point out and and draw you away from a preoccupation with the opinion of others?

Matthew chapter 1 through chapter 5 verse 37 read by Nathan, Ashley, Steve, Anna, Roxanne, Nick, Shari, Troy, Abbie, Derek, Jill, Bob, Alex, JoLin, Karen, Bill, Alex, Tiffany, Jenn, and Andy.

Matthew chapter 1 through chapter 5 verse 37 read by Nathan, Ashley, Steve, Anna, Roxanne, Nick, Shari, Troy, Abbie, Derek, Jill, Bob, Alex, JoLin, Karen, Bill, Alex, and Tiffany. 

Continuing through Matthew 5, Hannah walks us through some ideas around loving our enemies. What if Jesus is calling us to step in closer and recognize the humanity in those we call enemies? What does it look like to live as people, to be the kinds of people, that Jesus’ illustrations are illustrations of?