In our passage for this morning, we are transitioning into a new section of the Sermon. In this section, Jesus will teach us HOW WE NOW SHOULD LIVE. Matthew 5:17-20

All truth is important to God but some truths are more important to our spiritual flourishing than others. Romans 14:13-23

Psalm 84 is written by a brother who is convinced beyond the shadow of a doubt that a life lived in worship is better than anything that this world has to offer.

In our passage for this morning, God will give us clear instruction about the worshipful response that He desires from us as we gather. Psalm 96

In today’s passage, the God who made us is calling us to look past our circumstances and our feelings and engage in the worship for which we were made. He is calling us OUT of self-absorption and INTO God-adoration! Living as we do in a culture where we are all...

Having a true vision of God as both great and good, as transcendent and immanent, is our deepest need. Psalm 139 gives a beautiful picture of this God in all His greatness and goodness. Guest speaker Rick Buck.

Regardless of whether Psalm 24 was written for the return of the Ark to mount Zion in Jerusalem, or for another triumphant procession, it applies to EVERY TRIUMPHANT MOMENT OF GOD. The Ark coming home was a foretaste of the coming of Jesus and his Ascension to his rightful place,...

Psalm 77 is a Psalm of lament. It is a Psalm that helps guide us in our sorrow and suffering. It kneels down in the muck and the mess of life beside us. It meets us in our darkness, and it helps point us to the light.

The metaphors that Jesus uses in today’s passage, just like the beatitudes, highlight and emphasize our distinctiveness from the world and our witness to the world. The overarching point is that Christians are different from the world around them and, through their difference, they are able to witness to the...

This, the final beatitude, serves to build off of the others; it adds to our understanding of what it means to be a follower of Jesus. Matthew 5:10-12