Matthew 5:31-48. Rather than living in the "kingdom of caveats", we've been called to live in the kingdom of love and obedience for our good King.

Matthew 5:17-30. Religion addresses the hands, but the Kingdom of God is a kingdom of relationships, addressing the issues of the heart.

Matthew 5:1-16. We have been redeemed by a good King, enabled to find blessedness in a relationship with Him, and empowered by the Spirit to reach the lost for His glory.

Matthew 5-7. The Sermon on the Mount is introduced with a focus on the necessity of a new King and kingdom and the place of the Believer in that reality.

John 4:27-42. We have been sent by Jesus to proclaim that He is the Savior of the world!

John 4:6-30. Our SENT series concludes with an encouragement to proclaim the gospel to everyone in our lives, as we have been commissioned to the lost by the Spirit.

John 4:31-38. We listen for souls that thirst and proclaim Christ as the only one who will satisfy.

Luke 24:44-49. We are witnesses to the power of God, sent to the culture to proclaim His power to salvation.

Ephesians 4:1-16. The hermeneutic by which the culture experiences the gospel is the church. As the family of God, we love each other and the lost for the sake of the glory and goodness of God.

1 Peter 2:1-12. The family of God loves and serves each other and those around us the way that Christ has loved and served us.