Sermon
Mapping Our Hearts
The ultimate source of our significance, security, and satisfaction was made to be found in God.
The ultimate source of our significance, security, and satisfaction was made to be found in God.
The Sermon on the Mount is, at its core, about a kingdom—one that turns the world upside down.
The real church is the people of God, not a building. So even if church doors are closed, the church still exists in and through God’s people.
Sexual immorality promises like a god but it pays like a devil.
Our baptism in water is an outward expression of our inward experience.
The history of the world has turned upon ideas. Two thousand years ago, a Jewish Rabbi from Nazareth turned the world on its head with His Sermon on the Mount. He proclaimed an upside-down kingdom so radical, they killed Him in an attempt to put an end to His ideas. …
The beatitudes are the attitudes that should be in our lives.
God loves the prayers of desperate people.
God’s will for our lives is usually quite clear through His Word.
There is only one way to salvation—see yourself as a sinner and cast yourself upon the mercy of Christ.