Pastor Nathan Willowby uses the parable of the ten virgins to discuss what it is we need to cling, to build on, to keep in stock, so we may have oil for our lamps when the bridegroom comes.

Matt 25:1-13

Pastor Nathan Willowby uses Matthew 22:1-14 (the parable of the wedding feast) to show us that while God invites all, the the good and the bad, to His party, the guests are supposed to realize and acknowledge who the host is, and the honor He is bestowing upon them.

Pastor Nathan Willowby uses the parable of the workers in the vineyards to show us how sometimes our expectations get in the way of recognizing fairness.

Matt 20:1-16

A debt is owed to the King. Because of our otherness, our relationship to God is one of absurd level of debt. Pastor Nathan Willowby uses the parable of the two servants in debt to illustrate for us that we can never truly be free until we are forgiven.

Matthew 18:21-35

Guest speaker Genene Hibbler brings us a message today from Psalms 10, linking the approach it takes to the Christian Women's Connection project to raise awareness of, and help stop, the scourge of human trafficking.

In the story of the feeding of the five thousand Jesus shows us how he can take what little we have, and do whatever needs done with it.

Matthew 14: 13-33

Nathan Willowby brings us another message from Jesus' Sermon On The Mount (from Matthew 6:7-21). In this Jesus moves the focus to fasting, the Lord's Prayer, and treasures.

The Sermon on the Mount. It's where Jesus interacts with a whole crowd and teaches a wider message. And He packs a lot into just a few words.

Matthew 5:1-16

What was Satan tempting Jesus with, there in the desert? There's the obvious, but Pastor Nathan Willowby takes us through some of the context and subtext of the conversation as Jesus and Satan stodd there toe-to-toe.

Matthew 4

We usually see baptism as a sign of repentance, a sign of a new person arising from the water. What then does the Baptism of Jesus signify?

Matthew 3