The Fold

This is the 5th week of our Summer on the Mount Series, Scott Resler takes us through the issues that can arise when we take scripture and line it up with the lives we are already living, without the change of heart that Christ is offering us. That we should reflect this love in our relationships and embrace our identity in Christ

1. Love without Limits
2. Live as a child of the Father
3. Press on towards maturity

Everyone has swore to God at some point in their life. But what does that really mean? And is that what the Bible meant when it said not to take the Lord’s name in vain?

This is Week Four in our series, Summer on the Mount.

In this sermon Ryan is teaching us what it means to swear to God and why Christians should be known as people who keep their word.

1.Dishonoring truth dishonors God

2.Followers of the Word keep their word

3.Even to death, Jesus kept his promise

Does Jesus really expect you to completely stop looking at pornography? Adultery is rampant in our culture, but sexual immorality was just as prevalent in Jesus’ day. How does Jesus expect you to finally end your minor to moderate addiction to porn?

This is Week Three in our series, Summer on the Mount.

In this sermon we learn from Ryan that adultery may be more of a heart problem than you might think.

1. God invented sex for the context of marriage
2. Sexual sin is defeated long before you’re tempted

1. Lust is a symptom of a disease Jesus alone cures

The Old Testament tells us not to commit murder, which seems easy enough to follow. But Jesus tells us that there might be more to it than just that. What is the heart behind murder? And how can you better resist anger in your own life?

This is Week Two in our series, Summer on the Mount.

In this sermon Ryan teaches us about the heart and the mind’s role in anger leading to murder.

1. Murder means more than you think
2. Proper worship has prerequisites
3. Reconciled relationships display the gospel

Christians are called to life that looks different than the world. But what does that really look like? And how can we be sure we’re living the life that Jesus wants us to be?

This is Week One in our new series titled, Summer on the Mount, a preaching series on the most famous sermon ever given, Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount.

In this sermon we learn from Ryan what the job description for discipleship is.

1. Jesus gives us a job description for discipleship
2. Without Christ, we are terrible at our job
3. We look at Jesus to give us the light