In Matthew 12:9-14, Jesus heals a man with a withered hand on the Sabbath. This use of power helps us to understand what the true intention of the Sabbath is.

In Matthew 12:1-8 Jesus addresses us and the Pharisees by showing how he is the True Sabbath and True Temple, but we learn that realizing that is designed to lead us towards mercy.

In the sermon today, we look at the heart of Jesus and what His heart really means for followers of Christ.

In the passage today, Jesus calls upon the people to reflect on what repentance and standing in the Kingdom looks like.

Everyone has desires. Christians often think of desires as a bad thing that should be suppressed and ignored. However, Scott walks us through how our desires are real, powerful, and can lead us to Jesus.

The most central and integral part of Jesus' ministry is the Kingdom of God. As we return to our series on the Good News Kingdom, we look at the beginning of the opposition to this Kingdom.

If all these Gospel Foundations we have discussed are true, how do we now live that out in Hamptons Roads or wherever we live? How do we apply Romans 12 to our lives today?

As Christians, it is often easy to understand our role in the story of God. However, understanding the Church's role in this story is sometimes more complex. This week, we take a look at the role of the Church in the Story of God.

Our hearts reveal a variety of things. What do our hearts look like when in total rejection of God? How do we come back in the Gospel to over come that rejection?

In the story of the prodigal son, we see that true repentance is not self-serving change. When the love of God comes upon your soul, true transformation happens. But self-righteousness can also keep us away from the party.