This week we look at the reason for the parables Jesus used as He taught during His ministry. We learn three reasons we must be built up in the word: because of His provision, because of our peril, and because of our privilege.

Satan knows our weaknesses and we all face temptations. But how do we deal with them? How can we resist the temptation to do what we think will satisfy?  This week we welcome Luke Bush back into the pulpit as he challenges us to resist temptations and cling to the Savior.

This morning we begin chapter 13 of Matthew and find that we are to advance the Kingdom of God through the Word of God.

This week we stepped away from the Gospel of Matthew to look at Psalm 11:7 - that Yahweh is righteous, He loves righteousness, and the upright will behold His face.  Listen to this week's message to hear more about these attributes of God.

This week we're reminded that we must be rightly related to Christ, being children of God, and are cautioned to beware of neutrality in a world where deconstruction is becoming too common.

As we approach the Independence Day holiday, we are reminded of how we are to live as Christians as both citizens of the United States of America and of the Kingdom of Heaven.  What does it mean to be good citizens of both?  Find out this week.

We know that the resurrection of Christ is the true sign of our faith.  This morning, we see the significance of this.

As Christians, we are called to love others.  And we must demonstrate our love by three fatherly examples.  This week's message from 1 Thessalonians 2:9-12 talks about the three ways we should do this.

You may have heard someone mention the unpardonable sin.  But what is it and what does it mean for a follower of Christ?  Find out in this week's message.