This summer we’re looking at the Sermon on the Mount. This week Cameron Beaty tackles a variety of issues and the common theme of a righteous life. Jesus is calling His people to a new kind of righteousness within His Kingdom.

This summer we’re looking at the Sermon on the Mount. This week Cameron Beaty considers Jesus’ words on the authority of Holy Scripture. Here we see the seriousness with which Jesus takes the whole of the Bible and what this consequently means for our lives.

This summer we’re looking at the Sermon on the Mount. This week Cameron Beaty looks at Jesus’ teaching on what it means to be salt and light to the world. This was not a new command, but rather one that connected back to the teaching of the Old Testament. God’s people are to live out the character of their God, wherever they are placed.

As we conclude our series in Esther, Bill Moody ties this story to the rest of Scripture where we see that the Lord God is a God of reversals who brings His people out of death and into life. This culminates with the work of His Son, Jesus Christ, who on the cross reversed the expectations of the world so as to bring God’s people out of death and into life.

This spring, we’re looking at the book of Esther. This week Cameron Beaty brings the story to a conclusion and examines the nature of salvation that comes to the Jews. It is by grace alone through the sovereign work of the Lord God.

This spring, we’re looking at the book of Esther. This week Cameron Beaty walks us through high drama of Esther’s request before the King and the ensuing justice that is brought to the wicked Haman. Here we consider the justice and judgment of the Lord amidst the schemes of the wily and are invited to trust in His character.

This spring, we’re looking at the book of Esther. This week Cameron Beaty looks at the providence of God and the mysterious and subtle ways in which he works. While God is not specifically referenced, it is clear he is the one behind the scenes, ensuring His sovereign plan will be brought to completion.

This spring, we’re looking at the book of Esther. This week Cameron Beaty contrasts the actions of Queen Esther with the actions of Haman. In this we see two distinct ways of living, one which seeks to preserve life and one which seeks to take it.

This spring, we’re looking at the book of Esther. This week Cameron Beaty considers the courageous actions of Queen Esther before the King and the beliefs that enabled such a response. Where does courage come from and how can believers employ this in their lives?