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28 June 2026 | Heidi discusses Jesus' teaching in Matthew 6:1-18 to invite us into the spiritual practices of giving, prayer, and fasting while reminding us our motives matter to God
21 June 2026 | Sarah E. takes a look at Matthew 5:38-48, illustrating how Jesus' teaching is not for a passive, complicit response to violence but instead advocates nonviolent ways to expose evil, oppression, and injustice, upholding the deep dignity of every person
14 June 2026 | Bex continues our series through Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, discussing what Matthew 5:21-37 teaches us about following God's law with our hearts, not simply our external actions
7 June 2026 | Matt continues our series through Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, this week looking at Matthews 5:13-20 to discuss what it means to be 'salt and light' and how Jesus views the Old Testament scriptures
31 May 2026 | Matt introduces a new series on Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, the closest thing to Jesus' ethical framework for life in the Kingdom. Today, Matt covers the Beatitudes in Mark 5:1-11
24 May 2026 | Our friends John & Anne Coles join us to speak on Pentecost - when the first Christians were given the gift of the Holy Spirit and the Church was born
10 May 2026 | Matt wraps up our series on vital characteristics of the church by exploring what it means to be the body of believers, each contributing our unique selves and Spiritual gifts to help the church be her most radiant self (1 Corinthians 12:4-14)
3 May 2026 | Bex continues our series on vital characteristics of the church, exploring Ephesians chapters 1 and 3 to talk about what it means to be a community of prayer
26 April 2026 | Matt continues our series on four vital characteristics of the church as seen on the pages of the New Testament. This week, he looks at Ephesians 2:1-10, sharing how the church is a place where we find ultimate hope, encounter Christ's free gift, and offer ourselves in sacrificial love
19 April 2026 | Matt opens a new series on four vital characteristics of the church as seen on the pages of the New Testament. This week, he talks about baptism, sharing how although pain is an unavoidable part of life, through baptism, we are joined with Christ and raised to new life and hope
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