Every culture has a story. In the midst of opposing cultures, Dr. Scott Osborne explores why the church must be a story-formed people to truly live out our identity. The first in a teaching series "The Church: Life Together in and For Jesus."

In the final teaching on the The Servant Songs, we reflect on how the suffering servant is revealed in the poetry of Isaiah as the one who is for us, not against us.

In Part III of our Advent series, we consider Isaiah the prophet's vision of how Israel's Messiah will achieve victory and rescue His people in the most unexpected of ways.

In the poetry of Isaiah, we see that a chosen servant will not only reform the people of God but also be a blessing to the nations.

In the first of an Advent series on The Servant Songs, Dr. Scott Osborne considers the meaning of Messiah's unusual arrival through the writings of the prophet Isaiah.

At the finish of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus gives a final challenge to those who have heard His words.

Here's how we can identify false teachers. Is Jesus being elevated as the only way and solution?

Those who travel the narrow path in all its difficulty ask the Father for what they need. They also love as we are loved by King Jesus in order to partner with others in His kingdom.

Perhaps the most misunderstood of the teachings of Jesus, his instruction to "not judge" means that we must walk humbly with our God so that we can show compassion--not condemnation--to our brothers and sisters.

In the Sermon on the Mount, Messiah Jesus presents a vision of life that is free to be present, because our allegiance is properly aligned to our sovereign Father.