In this message, Pastor Thomas looks at Matthew 5:38-48 and shows us how Jesus' way of living runs against the grain of every other way of life. His way is radically different, and radically better.

In this message from Matthew 5:20-37, Hunter Young explains how Jesus makes people with bad hearts into a part of God's good plan to redeem the world.

In this message from Matthew 5:11-20, Pastor Thomas talks about how Christians live as salt and light in a world that is decaying and dark. All of this is possible only through substitution: Jesus takes our place.

In the opening message for a series on The Sermon on The Mount, Pastor Thomas explains how the beatitudes (some of Jesus' most famous sayings) connect to life as one of His followers.

The book of Ephesians ends with a reminder that life in the midst of sin, suffering, and spiritual oppression is nothing short of war. In this message, Daniel breaks down why Ephesians 6:10-20 isn't supposed to make you terrified or aggressive, but rather is meant to make you love Jesus and people more and more.

In a message from Isaiah 49, Pastor Thomas shows that God keeps all of his promises, that he cares deeply for his people, and that there is hope for healing and restoration through Jesus.

In this message from Ephesians 5:1-9, Daniel applies one of the big ideas from the book as a whole (behavior flows from identity) to two areas where we experience the most pain and brokenness: family and work.

Ephesians 5 ends with instructions about how people are to live in their marriages. But more than that, this passage reveals why marriage is such a big deal in God's eyes. Pastor Dave breaks it all down in this message.

How does life change happen for a Christian? If Jesus saves people because of his grace and not because of their performance record, what motivates Christians to say, "No!" to the things that tempt them? Pastor Thomas breaks all that down in this message from Ephesians 5.

The Bible has some pretty hard things to say about how people who belong to Jesus should live. In this message from Ephesians 4, Pastor Thomas explains how life change happens for Christians. It's not about moral conformity; it's about receiving a new identity from Jesus. It's about changing how we live as we become who we really are.