Many religions teach on giving to the poor, prayer and fasting.  In this coming part of the Sermon on the Mount (Matt 6) Jesus looks past the method and gets to the motive.  If our motive is pure, Jesus promises us a reward from God the Father.

This teaching is a foundational introduction to the three examples of the Righteous Life Jesus uses as examples.  They are just examples.  The principle behind them is the key to this Promised Life.

Matthew 6:1-4

Have you ever had a promise broken?  Have you ever broken a promise?  To be a follower of Christ is to be a person with integrity.  Jesus shows us we must do what we say we are going to do with no added fluff.

Matthew 5:33-37

Today is Easter Sunday and we are going to explore the real meaning of Easter. 

What is God's view on divorce? Today's sermon try to answer that by examining Matthew 5:31-32.

Continuing our Sermon on the Mount series, this teaching focus on Matthew 5:21-30. In these passages Jesus interprets the commandments to not commit murder and to not commit adultery. Jesus teaches that we should be concerned as much with the attitude of our heart as we are with our actions.

February 24, 2008

Continuing our Sermon on the Mount series, this teaching is an introduction on why Jesus compares the Old Testament (Mosaic) Law, what the religious leaders of the day taught, and what God really meant for six different examples in our life.  Matthew 5:17-20. 

We are picking back up the Sermon on the Mount series where we left off last fall. Today's teaching focuses on Matthew 5:17-20.  In these passages Jesus tells us that he has not come to abolish the Law but has come to fulfill the Law.

This teaching is given by guest speaker Mike Lehnherr who is from Leavenworth,KS. The teaching, on Zechariah 4:1-10, is about not despising the days of small beginnings. In these passages the Lord is telling Zechariah that He is going to rebuild the temple in Jerusalem using the hands of Zerubbabel.

This is the last of a four part series on money and what the Bible has to say.  We cover:

1. How should we give and who should we give to.

2. What amount should we give (it may surprise you).

3. What happens when we give.  What happens to us, what happens to the money.

This is part three in God's Financial Plan.  This teaching covers the subjects of tithing versus giving.  When it comes to money, this is the hot issue.  

We cover what tithing is and isn't; whether or not we tithe today; and what does giving have to do with it anyway.