Jesus has a remedy for anxiety and it's all interconnected with the previous few topics.
We can see from multiple scriptures where God's treasure is, and where our treasure should be. How are those linked?
Fasting is a normal practice along with getting away to a secret place, prayer and giving. We have gotten away from fasting in the western evangelical church.
Jesus spent a lot of time away in prayer. We can learn to pray like Jesus; in style, in intensity, and more.
Jesus calls us to be charitable givers, and He certainly set an example.
Giving, praying and fasting to show off really doesn't benefit anyone. So, what is the secret place?
Jesus calls us to love everyone, even our enemies. How do we do that?
When confronted with evil, how should you respond? Jesus has a great way.
The Jews had elevated making oaths escapable to an artform. Jesus has a very different approach.
Exploring what Jesus has to say about sex, lust and divorce.
Our righteousness is to surpass that of the scribes and pharisees? What does that look like?
Can people tell we've been with Jesus? Are we enriching the lives of the people we meet?
Beginning the Sermon on the Mount, we take a look at the Blessings or Beatitudes in a new light.
We're in an apprenticeship to learn what Jesus would do if He were us.
Jesus' public ministry begins in Matthew chapter 4 and we need to prepare our hearts before jumping into the Sermon on the Mount.
We take a look at Jesus' baptism with Jamison, seeing what it fulfills.
Nathan Hartman leads us in a study of John the Baptist, the prophecies about him, and the King for whom he is preparing the way.
These stories from Matthew 2 aren't your typical warm and fuzzy fare, but they are so important.
There is so much more to the genealogy of Jesus than meets the eye.