Matthew 5:1-8 - Jesus begins the Sermon on the Mount by teaching us who is really "well off." His words are just as surprising and true now as they were then.

Matthew 5:1-6 - Jesus begins the Sermon on the Mount by teaching us who is really "well off." His words are just as surprising and true now as they were then.

Matthew 5:1-5; 11:28-30; Psalm 37:3-11 - Jesus began the Sermon on the Mount with a series of statements about who is really "blessed," or "well off." This counter-cultural teaching shows us what kind of people God desires to make us into.

Matthew 5:1-4; Luke 18:9-14; Isaiah 61:1-3 - The Sermon on the Mount begins with a series of statements known as the "Beatitudes." In these 8 statements Jesus says some pretty surprising things about who's really "well off."

Matthew 4:17-5:1 - The Sermon on the Mount is Jesus' central teaching about life! Almost everyone has heard bits and pieces of it, yet few seem to understand what it's all about. What exactly was Jesus trying to teach when He spoke these words?

John 4:7-39 - As we examine the story of the Samaritan woman (woman at the well) we will learn that if we only lift up our eyes we can be empowered to move every day conversations to gospel conversations and have the boldness to share Jesus regardless of how long we have known Him.

Philippians 4:14-23; 2 Corinthians 8:1-5 - The letter to the Philippians wraps up with an extended "thank you" for their financial generosity. As we look at this passage of Scripture together we'll consider why God would have us give our money to help spread the gospel, what happens when we give, and where the motivation to give comes from.

Philippians 4:10-14 - What if there was a way to face any circumstance of life, good or bad, and truly be ok? Because of Jesus, there is.

Philippians 4:4-9 - As the letter to the Philippians begins to wrap up, we see the Apostle Paul describing a better way of life for Christ-followers to embrace. These words are just as much for us today as they were for the Philippian Christians centuries ago.

Philippians 4:2-3 - Conflict is inevitable, but it doesn't have to be the end of a relationship. In the gospel, we find a power to overcome conflict with others that we can't find anywhere else.