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Last Sunday warned true believers to humble themselves, this week’s message is primarily a warning to make sure we are in fact true believers. We never want to end up like Judas at the end—remorseful, but not repentant and full of despair. How do we confirm our calling and election?

This Sunday we will remember perhaps the greatest denial in the history of the Church. It's Peter’s unique story, but in reality we all face situations similar to Peter at some point or another, thinking we are spiritually stronger than we really are. Here we’ll notice certain situations we all have faced and will likely all face again.

Two very different hearts toward Christ show themselves in a few short verses. As Jesus is being anointed by a heart of worship, a disillusioned heart prepares to betray Him. Where is your heart? How does one become one or the other?

Even though we can't know the exact hour, we can be ready for Christ's return. We'll look at two parables in Matthew 25 that demonstrate how we can be ready for judgment without any fear, secure in the salvation of Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit who lives in us. Will you be ready?

What is the tribulation? Who is the beast and what is his mark? What about the antichrist? Should we be concerned? We continue our series on end times prophecy this Sunday.

Persecution. Deception. Disease, famine and destruction. These aren't new things in this world, but it's hard to dispute that the things Jesus foretold would happen leading up to His coming, are still happening in our world—and arguably to a much greater extent than ever before. As Christians, how can we stand firm?

There's something very unique about a mother's love for her child. And her love is but an example of God's perfect love for His children. We'll take a closer look at that love on Sunday!

What are the signs of the end times? God's word is clear, as the New Testament repeatedly tells us to watch for Christ's return. Will you be ready for that day, or will it catch you by surprise?

Nobody likes being called a "hypocrite." When we pretend we aren't sinners and put moralistic rules between Jesus Christ and those who seek Him, that is exactly what we become. Every person needs God's grace the same amount, and we'll talk about it Sunday.

We continue in our study of Matthew with a look at what motivates us and conversely how Christ's power in us should guide what we do.