Jesus continues His conclusion to His famous sermon warning of false prophets. In this Michael Durham shows how false prophets work. A much needed message in our day.

Jesus contrasts two ways as He makes application in His famous sermon. Life is compromised of a choice between these two ways.

How do you "do unto others as you would have them do to you"? Is Jesus calling us to love ourselves so that we can love others? Does self-esteem matter at all? These questions and more are answered by Michael Durham.

There are many who read such verses and try to twist them to satisfy their lusts. In reaction many orthodox Christians have overreacted to see prayer as the act of overcoming God's reluctance, as if God did not want to oblige the believer. But this a wonderful promise that needs to be understood and believed.

The gospel is the pearl of great price. Naturally, we want to share it with everyone, but Jesus gives a specific word about some who we must exercise caution in sharing our faith.

Does "Judge not, that you be not judged" mean we never judge right and wrong, character and behavior, or ideas and beliefs? Listen as Michael Durham proclaims the judgment of Christ to our culture of toleration.

We know that faith is an integral part of Christianity. Yet too often we relegate it to just our salvation experience. Christ calls us to not only trust Him to save us from hell, but for all aspects of our life.

Michael Durham continues to unpack verse 33. He delves into what seeking God's righteousness means and also what "things" will be added to us.

In this message Michael Durham defines what the kingdom of God is and how you can seek it.

Your faith may seem small but Jesus said if your faith is real it will be enough. The problem with most people is not small faith but weak faith. It isn't the size, but the state of our faith that matters.