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Colossians 3:9-17: Teach and Admonish One Another

Welcome to this sermon on the spiritual disciplines. It talks about why continual renewal of our knowledge of God is so important in displaying Him in this world.

Romans 12:3-8; 16: Live in Harmony with One Another

Welcome to this sermon on the spiritual disciplines. It talks about what unites us and makes our differences work together.

Colossians 3:12-13: Bear with One Another

Welcome to this sermon on the spiritual disciplines. Unfortunately we had some technical difficulties in the recording, however you are welcome to listen to the beginning of some thoughts on bearing with one another through forgiveness.

Hebrews 10:24-25: Encourage One Another

Welcome to this sermon on the spiritual disciplines. It discusses how to encourage both those inside the Church and those outside the Church.

Romans 16:16: Greet One Another

Welcome to this sermon on the spiritual disciplines. It discusses the communal discipline of greeting one another and how Christ's welcome to us influences how we welcome others.

Philippians 2:1-5: Love One Another

Welcome to this sermon on the spiritual disciplines. It discusses the communal discipline of loving one another and how something that hard can be made possible.

Matthew 5:43-48: Pray for Their Good (The Sermon on the Mount)

Welcome to the 14th sermon in our series on meeting Jesus through The Sermon on the Mount. (14 of 31)

"The Kingdom of Heaven is at hand." The most famous sermon ever preached. Some of the most profound words ever spoken. Practices that have become part of everyday life. Words used to defend, to justify, to exploit, to heal and to wound. . .words sometimes taken out of context. Jesus introduces the Sermon on the Mount by saying that the "kingdom of heave is at hand!" This is a pretty bold and loaded statement, and we want to take our time to consider what this means! what is the Kingdom of Heaven? What are the ethics of this kingdom? What is the economy of this kingdom? Who are her citizens, and how do they act? What do they value? So many good questions that might leave us "astonished" and asking the question: "...then what is our hope?" Join us as we explore the kingdom of heaven through the Sermon on the Mount and become more acquainted with The Good King.

Matthew 5:38-42: Do Not Resist the One Who is Evil (The Sermon on the Mount)

Welcome to the 13th sermon in our series on meeting Jesus through The Sermon on the Mount. (13 of 31)

"The Kingdom of Heaven is at hand." The most famous sermon ever preached. Some of the most profound words ever spoken. Practices that have become part of everyday life. Words used to defend, to justify, to exploit, to heal and to wound. . .words sometimes taken out of context. Jesus introduces the Sermon on the Mount by saying that the "kingdom of heave is at hand!" This is a pretty bold and loaded statement, and we want to take our time to consider what this means! what is the Kingdom of Heaven? What are the ethics of this kingdom? What is the economy of this kingdom? Who are her citizens, and how do they act? What do they value? So many good questions that might leave us "astonished" and asking the question: "...then what is our hope?" Join us as we explore the kingdom of heaven through the Sermon on the Mount and become more acquainted with The Good King.

Matthew 5:31-32: The Question of Divorce (The Sermon on the Mount)

Welcome to the 12th sermon in our series on meeting Jesus through The Sermon on the Mount. (12 of 31)

"The Kingdom of Heaven is at hand." The most famous sermon ever preached. Some of the most profound words ever spoken. Practices that have become part of everyday life. Words used to defend, to justify, to exploit, to heal and to wound. . .words sometimes taken out of context. Jesus introduces the Sermon on the Mount by saying that the "kingdom of heave is at hand!" This is a pretty bold and loaded statement, and we want to take our time to consider what this means! what is the Kingdom of Heaven? What are the ethics of this kingdom? What is the economy of this kingdom? Who are her citizens, and how do they act? What do they value? So many good questions that might leave us "astonished" and asking the question: "...then what is our hope?" Join us as we explore the kingdom of heaven through the Sermon on the Mount and become more acquainted with The Good King.

Matthew 5:27-30: Lustful Intent (The Sermon on the Mount)

Welcome to the 11th sermon in our series on meeting Jesus through The Sermon on the Mount. (11 of 31)

"The Kingdom of Heaven is at hand." The most famous sermon ever preached. Some of the most profound words ever spoken. Practices that have become part of everyday life. Words used to defend, to justify, to exploit, to heal and to wound. . .words sometimes taken out of context. Jesus introduces the Sermon on the Mount by saying that the "kingdom of heave is at hand!" This is a pretty bold and loaded statement, and we want to take our time to consider what this means! what is the Kingdom of Heaven? What are the ethics of this kingdom? What is the economy of this kingdom? Who are her citizens, and how do they act? What do they value? So many good questions that might leave us "astonished" and asking the question: "...then what is our hope?" Join us as we explore the kingdom of heaven through the Sermon on the Mount and become more acquainted with The Good King.