In this teaching Jesus confronts and corrects how we define greatness. In the Gospel, true greatness is given not gained.

Scripture: Matthew 20:17-28

In this message, we'll look at a reassuring parable of Jesus showing that His Kingdom doesn't operate like the Kingdoms of our world. In doing so, we'll examine how His saving and rewarding grace is what is to drive our labor for His Kingdom, not our own works.

Scripture: Matthew 20:1-16

In this message, we will see Jesus engage the Rich Young Ruler with questions about his function savior and how wealth is a most significant conversation in the Kingdom of God.

Unfortunately due to technical difficulties this weeks sermon was not recorded. We are uploading Shea's sermon from Matthew 5 on divorce and oaths from 2025 as a placeholder which covers much of the same material. We hope to re-record the sermon from this week and make it available at a later date. Thank you.

Scripture: Matthew 5:31-37

In this message we'll look at the why, what, and how of biblical forgiveness.

In this message, we'll look at the purpose and pathway that Jesus lays out for disciplining children within the household of God when they go astray.

Scripture: Matthew 18:15-20

In this message, we will look at what children teach us about the Father's love, entering the Kingdom, and growing to be people of wise influence.

In this message, we'll consider what it looks like, as a disciple of Jesus, to express our faith in Him through unceasing, persistent prayer; as well as to express our citizenship in His Kingdom through humble service to our neighbors and civil authorities.

Scripture: Matthew 17:14-27

In this message, we'll look at a preview of Jesus' Second Coming that He provides for three of His disciples. In doing so, we'll consider what it means for us to behold the promise of Christ's future glory for the purposes of enduring through our present sufferings.

In this message, we'll examine three core characteristics that Jesus uses to define what it means to come after Him as Lord and Savior. In doing so, we'll compare those with many of our cultural definitions, and seek any needed areas of repentance and realignment as His disciples.