This sermon from Matthew 7:13-23 explores the concept of the "narrow gate" versus the "broad path" as taught by Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount. It delves into the difficult choices and the disciplined journey required to follow the path to life, contrasting it with the easier, more popular routes that lead to destruction.

Join us as we delve into Matthew 7:7-12, where Jesus teaches us the power of non-judgment and the importance of seeking, asking, and knocking in our relationship with God. Discover a fresh perspective on the Sermon on the Mount and transform your spiritual journey!

Join us as we explore Matthew 7:1-6, where Jesus teaches us the profound lessons on judging others and the importance of self-reflection. Discover how to approach life with humility and love, transforming our interactions and embracing grace.

Celebrating Jesus' resurrection brings new life and hope. Join us as we explore the transformative power of Easter, marking a journey from death to life in Christ's victory.

In our journey through Matthew's Sermon on the Mount, we've reached teachings highlighting the importance of setting our hearts on spiritual pursuits rather than being ensnared by life's anxieties. Jesus calls us to shift our focus from worldly concerns to seeking God's kingdom first, promising that our essential needs will be met through faith.

This sermon explores Jesus' message in Matthew about living a genuine faith that brings eternal rewards in the present. It redefines "heavenly treasures" as not just future rewards but as something we engage with today by aligning our lives with God's will.

Discover the richness of Jesus' Sermon on the Mount in Matthew, where he transforms our understanding of righteousness beyond mere performance, inviting us into a life deeply rooted in genuine spirituality and kingdom values.

Dive into the heart of genuine spirituality with our latest sermon from Matthew chapter six. Discover how true Christian practices extend beyond performance, touching the essence of our daily lives and our interactions with others.

Dive into the heart of Jesus's teachings with our latest audio sermon on the Sermon on the Mount, as captured in Matthew chapter six. Explore the transformative power of genuine prayer, giving, and fasting, and how these practices define the righteous life in God's kingdom. Join us to uncover the essence of living authentically under the reign of Christ, where personal and direct communication with God reshapes our lives. Listen now to embrace the call to genuine spirituality.

In Sunday's teaching, we explored Matthew 6:1-4, where Jesus contrasts outward acts of righteousness with the deeper, authentic relationship with God they should stem from. We delved into the importance of genuine actions and intentions in our faith, akin to creating original art rather than mere replicas.

This week, we completed our study of Matthew chapter 5, delving into Jesus' teachings in the Sermon on the Mount, where He redefines and deepens our understanding of love, law, and righteousness. Jesus challenges us to love our enemies and live out the radical, asymmetrical love of God, exemplifying His teachings not just as rules but as transformative principles for our lives.

Explore the profound message of hope in this week's Advent series, drawing parallels between the anticipation of the Messiah and our own spiritual journey. Join us as we delve into the significance of hope through Micah's prophecy and its fulfillment in Jesus, reminding us that hope is not just wishful thinking but a confident expectation rooted in God's promises.

Listen to week two of our Advent series, focusing on the theme of peace. Discover how true peace in our lives and culture is intertwined with the presence of the King, as we explore through the book of Matthew.

Embrace the spirit of Advent with us as we reflect on God's enduring love and the anticipation of Christ's birth and return. Join our journey through Isaiah 7:14 and discover the profound meaning of Emmanuel, God with us.

Explore the power of truth and integrity in our latest sermon from Matthew 5. Discover how Jesus' teachings challenge us to uphold honesty in our speech and actions, creating a foundation for a righteous society.

In Matthew 5:31-32, the focus is on divorce and remarriage, emphasizing the sanctity of marriage and the protection it offers, especially to women in a patriarchal society. Jesus' teachings highlight that divorce should not be taken lightly, with exceptions being cases of sexual immorality, abandonment, or abuse.

In this teaching from Matthew 5:27-30, Jesus explains that it's not just the actions, like committing adultery, that are wrong, but also having lustful thoughts. He's teaching us to not only act right but also to think and feel right in our hearts.

In a sermon about Matthew 5:21-48, Jesus redefines moral standards in His kingdom, focusing on the heart rather than just actions. He teaches that internal attitudes, like anger, are as significant as external actions like murder. This passage challenges us to let God transform our hearts, bringing His kingdom's values into our daily lives and relationships.

This teaching from Matthew 5:13-16 encourages us to be the "salt of the earth" and the "light of the world," living virtuously to inspire others and glorify God. Drawing from the backdrop set in Chapter 4, the passage emphasizes the importance of good deeds in personal and community growth. It serves as a guide for leading a spiritually impactful life.

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus presents the Beatitudes, which elevate and bless societal outcasts, emphasizing the distinct values of His kingdom where humility, meekness, and endurance in persecution are highly prized. This teaching challenges conventional norms, urging followers to embrace these divine principles.

This week, we read through Matthew 4:12-25. After hearing about John's arrest, Jesus goes to Galilee, fulfilling an Isaiah prophecy and marking the beginning of His ministry. He calls fishermen Simon and Andrew to follow Him, emphasizing the mission to bring people into the kingdom of heaven.

This week, we read through Matthew 4:1-11.

This week we read through Matthew 3:13-17.