There is an absolute Truth and it is important to believe in what God teaches and act accordingly.

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We need to know what God's morals and values are so we can adopt them as guidelines for the way we live our life.

In this last part of the series "Sermon on the Mount" - Pastor Kyle shares that the only foundation strong enough and sure enough is Christ. He challenges us in our authenticity of our commitment to Jesus as well as our perseverance in obedience.

Pastor Kyle shares how we cannot experience the love and grace and forgiveness of God and stay the same.

The Sermon on the Mount continues as Pastor Micah walks us through some of the most popular verses in the entire Bible. Matthew 7 covers judging others, prayer, and the Golden Rule.

We tend to see what is right in front of us more that looking at the big picture. But in Matthew chapter 6, Jesus challenges us to store up treasures in Heaven by putting eternity over the life we have here on Earth.

In this portion of the Sermon on the Mount Jesus challenges us to be perfect! What does He really mean when he says perfect? How do we start living like the followers of Jesus we are?

As we dive into a difficult topic of divorce, Pastor Kyle shares some meaningful truth on following God's way for our lives.

Many people hear all the DON'Ts of christianity and think that Jesus is just giving us this list of things to follow. It is so much more than that: It's about your heart. Take a look at this message for a better understanding of that.

One of Jesus' most famous talks is called "The Sermon on the Mount". Part 2 of Sermon on the Mount has Jesus sharing with us how we are "Salt & Light". We are supposed to bring out the God flavors in this world and guide people to Jesus with our lives. Find out if you are the right kind of salt and light by checking out this message.

One of Jesus' most famous talks is called "The Sermon on the Mount". This sermon starts out with the Beatitudes in which He tells us who is blessed and what it means to be blessed. In order to hear this sermon by Jesus we must start out by realizing that we are spiritually bankrupt without God.