Our actions are not what allow us to be a part of the kingdom of God, but when we are a part of the kingdom of God, our actions matter! Jesus discusses Giving, Prayer & Fasting in this segment of the Sermon On The Mount.

Jesus taught His followers that their righteousness had to exceed the righteousness of the Pharisees in all areas of life. But this wasn't external righteousness, it was an internal matter of the heart. In this study, Jesus teaches us that we are called to not retaliate against people who wrong us, and to love our enemies.

Christians find hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Easter is a great time to be reminded of that hope we share.

As we study through the Sermon On The Mount, we find that Jesus explains the heart behind many of the Old Testament Commandments. His heart for His people is one of restoration and relationship.

Anger is something that everyone experiences on a regular basis; either their own anger, or someone else's. Jesus addresses anger in this section of Matthew 5.

This study in Matthew 5 continues exploring the Sermon on the Mount. In this message we learn about what it means to be Salt and Light to the world around us.

The Sermon on the Mount begins with a section known as the Beatitudes. Jesus describes some of the blessings associated with being part of the Kingdom of God.

Did Jesus really heal people? Does God still heal people in modern times? This study in Matthew Chapter 4 addresses these questions and others in relation to supernatural healing.

In Matthew chapter 4, we find the beginning of Jesus' ministry as well as the calling of His first 4 disciples. In this study we talk about what it meant for the disciples to follow Jesus, and how we are called in the same way.

All people deal with temptation. Jesus dealt with temptation as well. In this study, we learn how Jesus dealt with it and how we can learn to deal with it the same way.