The Apostle Paul challenged the Corinthians to excel in the overlooked grace of giving. Drawing inspiration from the Macedonians, who gave beyond their means, Paul teaches us how to excel in this grace.

The words “Judge not” might be the most quoted words from the Bible. But does “Judge not” really mean that we are never to judge others? In this sermon, we’ll learn from the Sermon on the Mount what Jesus taught about judging others.

We live in a world that causes anxiety at increasingly deeper levels, but Jesus teaches how we can overcome worry in this worrisome world.

What is the purpose of our worship gatherings? And how should we approach God in worship? Those questions are addressed in this sermon titled “A Call to Worship,” based on Psalm 95.

Money can have a blinding effect on us, and it can also reveal what controls us.

The Lord’s Prayer is more than a prayer to be repeated. It’s a prayer paradigm based on the strong foundation of our relationship with the Father.

Jesus was rejected, tortured, and crucified by His enemies. Yet he tells us to do the unthinkable: love your enemies! How is this possible?

Jesus taught His followers not to seek revenge against evil people, even if they were mistreated. Instead, they should respond with kindness and love. But what does this look like in today’s world?

In a world of dishonesty and deception, we’re called to practice honesty and truth-telling.

Dealing with divorce means understanding God’s passion for faithfulness and reconciliation in marriage, as well as His compassion for those in broken marriages.