Immediately after Jesus died, some incredible things took place. Pastor Doug preaches a message entitled, "God Moves" from Matthew 27:45-54.

The cross is at the center of Scripture. The Old Testament looks forward to it. The New Testament looks backwards at it. Today we consider the wondrous cross and what Jesus was doing as He died for us. Pastor David teaches from Matthew 27:27-50.

Pilate asked: “What shall I do with Jesus who is called Christ?” The same question is posed to each of us. Pastor Doug preaches on Jesus' trial before Pilate in Matthew 27:1-26.

Jesus' illegal trial was run by people who denied him. Not only did his enemies deny Him, but so did his friends. Pastor David preaches through Matthew 26:57-75 in a message entitled, "Denying Jesus".

Jesus' final moments before his betrayal were spent in Gethsemane, praying to His Father. This was the place of final preparation before He went to the cross. Pastor Doug takes us through Jesus' time in Gethsemane in Matthew 26:30-56.

On the evening he was betrayed, Jesus shared one last meal with his disciples. The significance of this moment extends into our present day. Pastor David teaches on the Lord's Supper in a message entitled "One Last Meal" from Matthew 26:17-30.

Pastor Doug preaches on the story of Mary anointing Jesus in Matthew 26.

Jesus described the final judgment like a shepherd that separates sheep from goats. There are only two options: sheep or goat; believer or unbeliever; heaven or hell. What is the difference between the two? Pastor David talks about that in this message on Matthew 25:31-46.

Jesus told the parable of the talents so that we would understand that 1) everything we have is from God and 2) God expects us to use it for his glory until Christ returns. Pastor Doug teaches on being a faithful servant from Matthew 25:14-30.

Jesus told us what to look for in preparation for His coming in Matthew 24. But he made it clear that no one knows the hour or day when he is coming back. Therefore, we must always be ready. In Matthew 25, Jesus tells the parable of the 10 virgins to illustrate this important truth.