Why should conflict be resolved in the church? Is "church discipline" a biblical thing? If it is, how should it be handled biblically?

Thank you for listening to this sermons podcast from York Evangelical Free Church. May the Lord bless you in the hearing of His Word.

Praise God for Joel Linn, Director of Development at Timberlake Ranch and Camps, and elder of Stromsburg Baptist Church, for bringing God's Word to us today!

Thank you for listening to this sermons podcast from York Evangelical Free Church. May the Lord bless you in the hearing of His Word.

How we treat those in the church is to be based on how we believe God values his children. How does God treat his children? How does God treat his erring, straying children?

Thank you for listening to this sermons podcast from York Evangelical Free Church. May the Lord bless you in the hearing of His Word.

Thank you for listening to this sermons podcast from York Evangelical Free Church. May the Lord bless you in the hearing of His Word.

One simple question: how should "greatness" be defined?

One simpler question, but one that is harder to accept: how does Jesus define "greatness"?

Is Jesus free? Was he free during his earthly ministry? And if he was, how does he use his freedom? And if he is free, what about his followers?

A situation arises as tax collectors come to Peter and question whether Jesus thinks himself free from taxes or willing to pay them. What does Jesus, and what is Peter, to do?

Jesus gives his disciples great news. But they respond with "great distress". How can that be? What did Jesus tell them, and how should we respond?

We're invited to a feast. Will we come? Are we ready?

Praise God for Toby Watson, pastor of Youth and Families from Geneva EFC for bringing the Word!

A difficult mountain lies at the bottom of the Mount of Transfiguration. A little boy lies powerlessly trapped by evil and others seem helpless to do anything about it.

Jesus tells his disciples, "If you have faith like a grain of mustard seed, you will say to this mountain, ‘Move from here to there’, and it will move, and nothing will be impossible for you." How do the disciples and us disciples today, we who follow Jesus by faith, how do we get from “they could not heal him” to “nothing will be impossible for you”? What do we need to have this mountain moving faith in Jesus?

How to share Jesus with others? What to say? How to live? These questions were in the minds of the Church in Colossae, and they were questions that the apostle Paul desired for believers to answer as they set their mind upon Jesus Christ.