Pastor Brett preaches from Matthew 7:1-12 and examines how we our called to love, what hindrances we might have to the calling, and the source of our love

Nehemiah was encountered with a problem much greater than broken walls, the people of Jerusalem were "broken" and their hope was found in God's Word.

Nehemiah encountered many problems in his rebuilding of the wall around Jerusalem. God showed him how to join together a diverse group of people and gave him the ability to persevere through all the difficulties.

Nehemiah received mission by spending time in prayer- how can we find God's mission for our life?

Pastor Brett looks at Matthew 6:19-34 and its instructions on how we are to view earthly possessions.

The Lord's Prayer is not a mantra to mindlessly repeat, but rather a map to draw near to God with assurance, adoration, submission, and dependence.

Jesus lays out for us a beautiful life of generosity towards others, intimacy with God, and discipline towards ourselves--but warns us that it's of no eternal value if it's done just for the praise of people.

Jesus commands a love that takes no vengeance and treats enemies like family--and he tells us where it comes from.

Pastor Adam unpacks the Apostle's Paul metaphor of the church as a body and reflects on the honor of being called to serve a small part in God's big purposes in the world.

Pastor Brett continues the series titled " The Sermon on the Mount" . Today he looks at the passage found in Matthew 5: 27-37 .