Sunday morning sermon by Tim Alsup. We may not always see children as an example for the rest of us, but Jesus occasionally taught that His disciples should be more like children. Let’s study what He said…
A Christ-centered, Bible-based, and Family-oriented church committed to God, each other, and our community.
A Christ-centered, Bible-based, and Family-oriented church committed to God, each other, and our community.
Sermons on Matthew
Sunday morning lesson by Tim Alsup.
This morning we start a few weeks of thinking about deeper questions people sometimes ask. For today: some people point to the evil done by Christians as evidence to reject Christianity. What does our faith say about that argument?
This morning is the second part of our look at how God’s peace should impact our lives. How should it affect my relationships?
When we stop to think about it, our faith has many different pieces to it. What are some of those pieces we want to keep adding to our faith?
This morning we look at one of Jesus’ biggest frustrations with the Pharisees. It might be something we struggle with as well…
God tells us a lot – not everything, but a lot – about the end of the world and eternity. This morning we complete our Fall study of the Christian Age, looking at what Jesus said about how the Christian Age (and the world) will end…
This morning we continue studying the arrival of the Christian age, taking a look at Jesus as the master teacher. Among His many teachings, what do we learn from Jesus’ words about the big picture of life?
Tonight we take another question from the question and answer box, and we study an issue that reminds us of the church’s emphasis on souls and eternity. What is ‘church discipline,’ and what does the Bible say about our responsibility to each other when one of us is drifting into sin?
It’s our 2019 Family Day! Today we are thinking about how we answer our fathers, and how we answer our Father. Jesus told the Pharisees a story about 2 sons answering their father’s call to come work, with words and actions that were very different. What does it teach us about our own answers to our heavenly Father?
This morning we look at what Jesus called the second commandment: love your neighbor as yourself. It’s an idea simple enough to teach to our children, but one that’s often difficult to truly put into practice. Let’s explore 3 things that make it difficult to love our neighbors, and how we can overcome them to live out this essential part of our faith…