Jesus' enemies sought to discredit him by putting Him to the test – but they utterly failed. In the process Jesus taught us much about God and government, marriage and the resurrection, the greatest commandment, and His own divine identity.

In Matthew 21 and 22, Jesus was rejected by the religious leaders of the Jews, just as many reject Him today – either rejecting his authority, his commands, his invitation, or he himself. Watch this message from Pastor Doug Horner called, "Rejecting the Way".

In Matthew 21, Jesus did two things that rub a lot of people the wrong way: he cleansed the temple and cursed a fig tree. Why did Jesus do these things and what would he have for us to learn? Pastor David preaches on Matthew 21:12-22 in a messaged called, "Fruitless".

As Jesus made his final approach to Jerusalem, he predicted his death and resurrection for a third time, taught his disciples that greatness is measured by servanthood, and healed two blind men. Pastor Doug preaches on Matthew 20:17-34.

In God's kingdom, the last are first, the least are the greatest, the humble get exalted. It's an upside down kingdom because it is a kingdom ruled by God's grace. In Matthew 19:27-16:20, Jesus tells a parable to illustrate this truth.

The resurrection of Jesus is the greatest event of human history. And the original invitation and instructions given to the women who came to the tomb still stand today: "Come and see" and then "go and tell". Pastor Doug preaches on Easter Sunday 2023.

On this Palm Sunday, as we celebrate the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem seen in Matthew 21, we look at one of the most striking prophecies of the Old Testament. In Daniel 9, Daniel prophesied the exact day that the Messiah would arrive as the King – the King who had come to die.

In Matthew 19:13-26, Jesus encounters a rich young man seeking eternal life. Jesus' invitation to to this young man is the same invitation he gives to all people who want the life that only Jesus can give. Pastor David preaches from this story in a message entitled, "Choose Jesus Over Everything."

In Matthew 19:1-12, Jesus deals with the tough topics of marriage, divorce, and singleness. Pastor Doug takes us through the passage in this sermon.

How do we deal with sin in the family of God? Jesus answers that question in Matthew 18:15-35 by telling us to confront it and forgive it. Pastor David takes us through Jesus' process of confrontation, restoration, and forgiveness as seen in Matthew 18 and the parable of the unmerciful servant.