Looking at Jesus' words in Matthew 12:38-41, we will reflect upon the greatest evidence Jesus provides that we should trust in him as our only Savior and Lord.

In this sermon we will continue walking through biblical principles regarding forgiveness, focusing particularly on the conditional aspects of forgiveness.

In this sermon, we will begin to answer some of the more difficult questions related to forgiving others with some of the clearer biblical principles about how and when to do so.

You probably know who Jesus' earthly parents were - Joseph and Mary. But do you know why these two were chosen by God to be the earthly parents of Jesus the Messiah? We'll try to make sense of Joseph and Mary in this sermon, and see what they teach us about Christ himself.

Guest speaker Mike DeVries preaches from Matthew 8:23-27, and we learn that Jesus is leading, calm, and in control no matter what you're going through.

Guest speaker Matt LaCava preaches from Matthew 7:7-11 about bringing our requests to our heavenly Father.

Guest speaker Tom Miller, elder/evangelist from Northern Ridge Baptist Church, preaches on the authority of Christ from Matthew 7:28-29.

In this sermon, Zach will explore the distinct roles God assigns to us in Scripture as members of the human race and as members of Christ's church respectively, and how these roles should govern the way we go about promoting the sanctity of all human life in the world.

"This Lord's Day sermon will provide an overview of the ordinance of baptism and our church's teaching regarding it. Here are the questions we will seek to answer together from Scripture:

- What is baptism?

- Who should be baptized?

- Is baptism necessary for salvation?

- What are the blessings of baptism?

- What should I do if I desire to be baptized? "

Throughout this Advent season we've been meditating upon the promise of Isaiah 9:1-7, which speaks of a coming day when the light of God's forgiving grace would dawn upon a sinful world. In this Christmas Eve sermon, Zach looks to the way Matthew records Jesus' fulfillment of this passage (or at least the first two verses) as he sets off to begin his ministry and what it shows us about God's great love for sinners.

In Matthew 7:13-29, Jesus concludes the Sermon on the Mount by presenting us all with a choice - a choice between a way of life that leads to the kingdom of heaven, and a way of life that leads to destruction. What are these two ways? And which way will you choose? We'll dig into the conclusion to the Sermon on the Mount in this sermon.

In Matthew 7:1-12, Jesus exposes and leads his followers away from 4 specific temptations in their relationship with God and others. This sermon will seek to unpack the way Jesus guards us against these surprising relational, interpersonal temptations in the Christian life.

In Matthew 6:19-34, Jesus helps his followers examine their deepest motivations and controlling values, and to submit them to the rule of God.

In this study of Jesus' teaching in Matthew 6:1-18, we'll explore what Jesus says regarding the danger of religious hypocrisy and some specific ways to avoid it.

In this sermon on Matthew 5:17-48, we'll explore the kind of righteousness that Jesus requires of all who desire to live under his saving rule. What does Jesus mean when he says that we must have a righteousness that exceeds the scribes and the Pharisees to enter the kingdom of heaven (Matt 5:20)? What does that kind of righteousness look like? Those questions (and more) will be answered in this sermon.

This sermon kicks off a series through Jesus' teaching in Matthew 5-7, known as "The Sermon on the Mount." Here we'll dig into Matthew 5:1-16 and consider 7 ways Jesus describes those who are living under the rule of God.

In this video, Zach works through a second important aspect of biblical conflict resolution - that of confrontation. What is confrontation, biblically speaking? When should you bear with someone and when should you confront them? How should you confront someone, when the time comes for you to do so? Knowing when and how to confront others in sin is a critically important aspect of resolving conflict in God's way.

Through this new and uncertain time, we are reaching out to the Church to give you some updates, offer a new method of communication, and help you with your concerns over the recent global changes.