Sermon on the Mount This Lent
Relationships - Matthew 6:21-7:12
Even a difficult teaching on divorce ultimately points not to a legalistic rule, but to the boundless grace that unconditionally welcomes everyone.
Jesus' challenging words invite us to cut off the very things that are keeping us from Kingdom greatness.
State Representative Dana Trabulsy at Our Alzhimer’’s Center
When so many feel like they are pushed to the outside, Jesus reveals a profound truth about His kingdom where even the smallest portion of His grace is more than enough.
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Though prayers may go unanswered and institutions may fail, the true test of faith is in a God whose work of salvation is never halted.