Join us for our last sermon on the Hard Sayings of Jesus as we explore what seems to be a growing issue, especially in today's culture regarding anxiety and depression. Jesus' command, "Do not be anxious" is just as relevant today as it was nearly 2,000 years ago.

This passage might not be the hardest saying of Jesus as much as the scariest. Can you imagine being told that even though you did many things in the Lord's name, Jesus would tell you, "Depart from Me, I never knew you"? Join us as we explore another hard saying of Jesus.

Did Jesus really ask His followers to be perfect? What about sin and the all-too invasive sin nature that even believers still struggle against? What about our need for grace? Join us as we walk through a portion of the sermon on the mount and Jesus' command to be perfect.

Jesus said that He did not come to bring peace, but a sword! Wait...what? I thought Jesus was the Prince of Peace promised from Isaiah 9. What did He mean and why did He say that in the Gospel of Matthew? Join us as we take another look at the hard sayings of Jesus.

Jesus often said things that were hard to hear. Whether offensive to some or just complicated to others, Jesus didn't shy away from speaking the Truth. It's necessary to deal with these passages so we can take everything Jesus said, not just some things. Join us as we open this short series on the hard sayings of Jesus.

In Exodus 34, God revealed Himself to Moses. In the cleft of the rock,