Pastor Chris preaches from Matthew 7:13-20, which contains 2 parables that both indicate that eternal life is reserved for those who walk a hard way.

Pastor Chris preaches from Matthew 25:31-46. This parable points out that eternity rests on our choice of identity.

Jason Kinney preaches from Matthew 25:14-30, highlighting how the parable speaks to how we serve - either for the kingdom or against the kingdom of God.

Pastor Chris preaches from Matthew 22:1-14, which is the third parable pointing us towards what a Christian, who truly belongs to the Kingdom of Heaven, looks like.

Pastor Chris preaches from Matthew 21:33-44 which entreats us to look at what we do with Jesus and his gospel and how we think about Jesus and his gospel, because he can either be our sanctuary or our stumbling block that will crush us.

Pastor Chris preaches from Matthew 21:28-32, encouraging us that our present is not necessarily our prologue, meaning that we are not defined by who we were or who were are, but how to respond to Jesus and his gospel.

Caleb Weaver preaches from Matthew 21:18-21, encouraging us that God wants faith and not a facade, which requires each of us, at times, to be humbly sustained by God with our barren and withered branches.

Pastor Chris preaches from Matthew 20:1-16, the parable of the Laborers. This parable flips the human economy of justice on it’s head and shows us that our greatest rewards are not relative to our works.

Pastor Chris preaches from Matthew 18:23-35, encouraging us that though we have an unfathomable debt to God, he has unfathomable mercy for us. We are to live by this example.

Pastor Chris preaches from Matthew 18:10-14 which teaches us that the “little ones” are talking about true disciples, and therefore we should be careful to not despise fellow Christians, even fellow Christians that have been led astray.