While "acts of righteousness" are commanded, they are also filled with risks. These dangers are outlined in this sermon. How should you pursue good works of faith? Jesus gives warnings and encouragements.

What really is legalism? In this message we unpack the problem and give the only remedy--the gospel.

Christians are commanded to love their enemies. The reason for this is God loves His enemies. But how can a holy God love evil? How do we reconcile the love of God and the judgment of God?

This is one of the most discussed parts of Jesus' sermon. Is He to be taken literally or not, and if not then what does He mean? The issue is the basic core of man. Listen and hear what a Christian is like when it comes to the most personal issues of his or her life.

Jesus continues to restore a correct interpretation of the law, and in this message He tackles the subject of honesty and swearing oaths. What is the root of deception? Why do men tell lies? This sermon explains the basis of all deception.

What is Jesus’ position on remarriage? This message is a clear and thorough examination of the question. It approaches the question from the historical and grammatical, as well as the redemptive plan unfolded at Calvary.

Much of what is believed about divorce is muddled with tradition and prejudice. The position offered in this message is not main stream but is offered in search of the truth on a topic rife with controversy.

How do you battle against lust? It's a fight every person faces. Not only does Michael Durham answer this important question but he also shares why men and women must fight. This is a message everyone needs to hear.

The sixth commandment stated, "You shall not kill." We know murder is wrong, but what relationship does the Christian have to the law? Jesus shows in the sixth commandment the law is more than the taking of life. It involves issues of the heart.

If our righteousness must exceed the scribe and Pharisee, what does that kind of righteousness look like? In this message it is described and why God requires this degree of righteousness.