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, and Bill.

Happy Father's Day! This week Adam continues in Matthew 5v33-37. What if it's easier to try and control someone than it is to love them? What if Jesus knows this and wants us to have a different kind of heart and character? 

Matthew chapter 1 through chapter 5 verse 32 read by Nathan, Ashley, Steve, Anna, Roxanne, Nick, Shari, Troy, Abbie, Derek, Jill, Bob, Alex, and JoLin.

As we continue through Matthew verse by verse, Adam jumps right in to Matthew 5v27-32 and the subjects of sex and divorce. 

Is Jesus anti-sex?
Of what value are sexual constraint and boundaries?
What if Jesus' words on sex are challenging and empowering to us all?
What if healthy views on sexuality start with healthy views of humans as being image bearers of God?

Listen in as we continue The Gospel According to Matthew. 

This week, Adam continues the series in Matthew chapter 5 and the Sermon on the Mount. 

Ever wonder if you have the ability to be good? Enter the Sermon on the Mount: Who is truly good? What if the beatitudes are about the availability of the with-God-life for anyone, even the motley crew sitting on the hill? What if failing to accomplish good is an invitation to want a different kind of good?

Matthew chapter 1 through chapter 5 verse 26 read by Nathan, Ashley, Steve, Anna, Roxanne, Nick, Shari, Troy, Abbie, Derek, Jill, and Bob.

Matthew chapters 1 through 4 read by Nathan, Ashley, Steve, Anna, Roxanne, Nick, Shari, Troy, Abbie, and Derek.

This week Adam continues in Matthew 4 as he looks at questions like Why was Matthew interested in God's openness to outsiders? And how can we apply that to how we grow as followers of Jesus?

Matthew chapters 1 through 4 verse 11 read by Nathan, Ashley, Steve, Anna, Roxanne, Nick, Shari, and Troy.

What if we live our lives not on abstract truths, but on the stories we value? This week, Adam returns to the The Gospel According to Matthew and looks deeper at the temptations and how they can redirect vocation.