Media, Sermon on the Mount, Sermons | by Pastor Adam Sinnett

This week in Matthew 5:38-48, we continue our series through Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. These important words of Jesus reveal the counter-cultural nature and character of the kingdom of God. They are meant to help us live as citizens of God’s kingdom now, under his gracious rule, even while we yet remain in the kingdom of the world. Today, Jesus brings us into one of the most challenging, counter-cultural, other-worldly dynamics of God’s kingdom: loving your enemies.

Media, Sermon on the Mount, Sermons | by Pastor Adam Sinnett

This week in Matthew 5:33-37, we continue our series through Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. These important words of Jesus reveal the counter-cultural nature and character of the kingdom of God. They are meant to help us live as citizens of God’s kingdom now, under his gracious rule, even while we yet remain in the kingdom of the world.

Media, Other Sermons | by Pastor Adam Sinnett

This morning we are (unexpectedly) pausing our study through the Sermon on the Mount to consider one of the most personal images Jesus uses to describe how he relates to his people – as the good shepherd. What image comes to mind when you think of Jesus? Maybe, king? Or, savior? Or, friend? What about shepherd? This image has comforted millions of Jesus’ people for over 2,000 years. There is more being communicated here than a mere quaint ancient near east metaphor.

Media, Sermon on the Mount, Sermons | by Pastor Adam Sinnett

This week in Matthew 5:31-32, we continue our series through Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. These important words of Jesus reveal the counter-cultural nature and character of the kingdom of God. They are meant to help us live as citizens of God’s kingdom now, under his gracious rule, even while we yet remain in the kingdom of the world. Today, Jesus clarifies the real (and profound) meaning of marriage and how, in light of that, we should view divorce.

Media, Sermon on the Mount, Sermons | by Pastor Adam Sinnett

We are currently walking through one of the most famous portions of the New Testament, perhaps even the Bible, the Sermon on the Mount, found in Matthew Chapters 5 – 7. Today, Jesus clarifies the real meaning of God’s command, “Do not commit adultery” and gets real about the war against lust.

Media, Sermon on the Mount, Sermons | by Pastor Craig Sturm

This week in Matthew 5:21-26, we continue our series through Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. These important words of Jesus reveal the counter-cultural nature and character of the kingdom of God. They are meant to help us live as citizens of God’s kingdom now, under his gracious rule, even while we yet remain in the kingdom of the world.

Media, Sermon on the Mount, Sermons | by James Rayment

This week in Matthew 5:17-20, we continue our series through Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. These important words of Jesus reveal the counter-cultural nature and character of the kingdom of God. They are meant to help us live as citizens of God’s kingdom now, under his gracious rule, even while we yet remain in the kingdom of the world.

Media, Sermon on the Mount, Sermons | by Pastor Adam Sinnett

This week in Matthew 5:13-16, we continue our series through Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. These important words of Jesus reveal the counter-cultural nature and character of the kingdom of God. They are meant to help us live as citizens of God’s kingdom now, under his gracious rule, even while we yet remain in the kingdom of the world. Through it, Jesus reveals the way to true life, joy, and blessing.

Media, Sermon on the Mount, Sermons | by Pastor Adam Sinnett

This week in Matthew 5:13-16, we continue our series through Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. These important words of Jesus reveal the counter-cultural nature and character of the kingdom of God. They are meant to help us live as citizens of God’s kingdom now, under his gracious rule, even while we yet remain in the kingdom of the world.

Media, Other Sermons | by Pastor Adam Sinnett

The Bible: What is it? Why do we need it? To answer that we’re going to look at what is likely the most famous verse about the Bible in the Bible. This is no easy task as our familiarity with the Bible often threatens to drown out the awe it would otherwise evoke. Simply speaking, there is no book like this book. It has changed more lives, in more places, in more ways, over more time, than anything or anyone else.