This week Lead Pastor Anthony Longoria covers Matthew 14:33-36. What does it mean to truly recognize Jesus and how can the power of your testimony help to show others who He is?

This week, we look at Matthew 14:22-33 and the story of Jesus walking on Water. The miracle we all remember, but what is the significance of this story that we often miss?

This week, Women's Ministry Leader Amber Curry speaks about the feeding of the 5,000 and the bread of life. How does this story relate to Jesus' divine nature, and the ultimate truth that He is the way, the truth, and the life?

This week we look at Matthew 14:1-12. What can we gain by learning about John the Baptist's death? We all must make a choice in our lifetimes and the story of John and Herod provides a perfect example of that choice: Do I fear God, or do I fear man?

What is the danger of familiarity? This week pastor Anthony Longoria goes through Matthew 13:53-58 and speaks about familiarity with Christ and how it can sometimes hurt our relationship with Him rather than improve it.

This week Pastor Anthony Longoria discusses Matthew 13:44-52 and the value of the Kingdom of Heaven. What did Jesus say about Heaven, and how can believers find hope in their final destination?

This week we look deeper into Matthew 13 as we aim to understand the parable of the Mustard seed and the leavened bread that Jesus spoke about in verse 31-33. What do these parables mean, and why are they important for us to understand today?

This week guest speaker Tim Harper takes a deep look into the parable of the farmer sowing seeds. What does the parable mean, why did Jesus use it, and how can we prepare our hearts to receive Jesus? Join us as we do a deep dive into Matthew 13:1-9.

This week we look to answer the question of "Why did Jesus use parables to teach?" What does the significance of the parables mean to us as believer now? Join us as we cover Matthew 13:10-17, and examine how our hearts receive Jesus.

This week special guest speaker Laura Brandenburg breaks down Matthew 12:46-50 and the significance behind Jesus' lesson on his mother and brothers. What truly is the family of faith, and how can we receive our place in it?

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