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In Isaiah 5, the Song of the Vineyard explains that God set his people up for success by providing them a context for growth. But despite the work, the vine refused to grow and God's judgement was coming. As we think about our mission as a local church for Kick-off Sunday, Kyle challenged the congr…

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In Matthew 7:1-5, Jesus tells us that we should not judge one another. To follow this command is to acknowledge the God is the only true Judge, and recognizes that we are all equally sinful and deserving of God's judgment. Apart from God's grace, we have no hope. So rather than point out other's mi…
In Matthew 6:25-34, Jesus provides the logical consequence of making God our Master, rather than money: no need to worry. If God is truly our provider and sustainer, and he loves and values us, then we will be taken care of. This requires faith, though! We won't get everything we want, but if we pr…
In the last of Jesus's "you have heard it said...but I tell you" teachings from Matthew 5:43-48, we are told to love our enemies. It's easy to love those who love us, but to be like our Father in Heaven, we must love those who oppose us and even persecute us. The world tells us that good guys and b…
Why are you a Christian? What's the ultimate center of your faith? Is it God or something else? In Matthew 6:1-18, Jesus takes us through three godly practices that should be a part of our Christian walk: giving to the poor, prayer and fasting. But why and how we do these things is just as importan…
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