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Caleb Mogilevsky explores Matthew 17:22-27, unpacking the profound interaction between Jesus and Peter regarding the temple tax. Discover the depth of our identity in Christ as Caleb discusses how "the sons are free," reminding us that through adoption, we are co-heirs who no longer need to "pay back" God or earn His love through our own strength. Learn why Jesus chose to pay the tax to avoid offense and advance His mission, and how we are likewise freed to follow Jesus into the mission by letting go of idols like approval, control, success, and comfort. From the sovereign provision of a shekel in a fish’s mouth to the everyday leading of the Holy Spirit, this message invites you to rest in Christ’s finished ransom and walk boldly in the freedom of being a child of God.

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We dive into Matthew 17 to explore the Transfiguration—the ultimate 'mountaintop experience' where Peter, James, and John witnessed Jesus in His unveiled glory. Ethan discusses the tension between these spiritual highs and the "valleys" of normal life, highlighting why the glorious Son of God necessarily had to descend the mountain to face the cross. Discover how to move beyond fleeting emotional highs and embrace the Father’s simple, daily command: "Listen to Him"

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Arden Boville explores Matthew 15:32–16:12, highlighting the compassion of Christ in feeding the 4,000 and His warning against the "leaven" of the Pharisees and Sadducees,,. Discover how "divine math" transforms our limited resources and why the resurrection—the "sign of Jonah"—is the ultimate proof of Jesus’ messiahship.

Ethan Jones explores the encounter between Jesus and the Canaanite woman in Matthew 15:21–31. Discover how great faith is defined not by receiving an immediate "yes" to our requests, but by a persistent surrender to God's will and an unwavering trust in His goodness, even in moments of silence or delay. Learn why, through the work of Christ, we are no longer "dogs" begging for crumbs but children of God invited to the full feast of His mercy.

Brennan Cattani explores the tension between Jesus and the Pharisees in Matthew 15:1–20 regarding the "tradition of the elders". He contrasts the religious trap of "doing in order to be" with the Gospel call of "being in order to do," revealing that true defilement proceeds from the heart rather than outward rituals. Learn why the human heart is a "factory for idols" and how we can find transformation through the righteousness of Christ.

Brennan Cattani explores the significance of baptism through Matthew 14:22–36, illustrating how water throughout scripture—from the flood to the Red Sea—represents both judgment and deliverance. He explains that baptism is an outward symbol of being sealed with Jesus, providing believers with the certain hope that they will stand when judgment comes. Like Peter sinking in the waves, we are reminded that salvation and the "riches" of God are available to all who call on the name of the Lord.

Brennan Cattani explores Matthew 14:22–36, examining the account of Jesus walking on the water and Peter’s step of faith. He reveals that fear is ultimately an issue of worship, demonstrating how Christ exercises absolute authority through His command, power, and saving presence. Learn why fixing our eyes on Jesus is the only way to find perspective in life's storms and enter into a life of surrendered worship.