All throughout our lives people are going to hurt us, offend us and treat us poorly. Citizens of the Kingdom of God have been given a very counter-cultural way of dealing with this reality.

In our context when two Christians can't get along it's easy for one of us to just leave and attend another church. That's not the way of Jesus. We'll learn what he thinks about conflict this week in the gospel according to Matthew.

Jesus give us a great example of choosing your battles wisely in his payment of the Temple Tax.

Jesus comes down the mountain to a situation that requires some teaching on faith.

We hear from several members of our congregation on how God has taught them through the COVID pandemic on our first Sunday gathering since March.

The disciples are still on the fence about the suffering that Jesus is predicting for his life. We take a look at their questions and talk about weakness this week.

We are taking a dive into Jesus' mysterious transfiguration this morning with help from Pastor Joel Parries of Doxa Church in our study of the gospel according to Matthew.

Jesus gives the disciples more insight into what it means for him to be the Messiah and what it means for them to be his followers as we continue in Matthew 16.

Peter makes a confession in Matthew 16 that forms the basis of our faith. We are continuing our discussion of the gospel according to Matthew this week in chapter 16.

The religious leaders try to trick Jesus and the disciples are still confused about bread. We dive in to the first part of Matthew 16 this morning.