A call to make disciples, rooted in Jesus's enduring love, empowers even the doubting to share a love that defines the very heart of the church. Matthew Chapter 28

Beyond the tomb's despair, its emptiness unveils the way cleared for our return home. Matthew Chapter 28

As we enter holy week Matthew wants us to see something so clear. We all have abandoned Jesus.

Who would you allow at your table for dinner? Jesus is always accused of having the wrong people at his table. But if his table is big enough for Judas and Peter, then it is big enough for me.

The Magi visiting the Holy Family is absurd. A Roman Governor's wife defending Jesus? Absurd. Most absurd? Jesus taking our cries of "Crucify!" to save us all. Matthew Chapter 27

Bible Study of Matthew Chapter 26-27 Good Friday

Sermon on the Mount this Lent
Week 5 is The Rock - Matthew 7:13-29

The paradox of becoming what we hate finds its resolution in the cross, where darkness is not fought but absorbed. Matthew Chapter 26b

Bible Study of Daniel Chapter 10-12

Sermon on the Mount this Lent
Week 4 is Relationships - Matthew 6:21-7:12

Though shadowed by betrayal, a moment of lavish love reveals a redemption that waits for us in Galilee. Matthew Chapter 26a

Bible Study of Daniel Chapter 8-9

Sermon on the Mount this Lent
Week 3 is Religion - Matthew 6:1-21

Unmasking fear-mongering leaders, Jesus dares us to risk faith over paralysis, trading buried talents for a life ignited by divine trust. Matthew Chapter 24-25

Bible Study of Daniel Chapter 7