On this Christmas Eve, Craig Cabaniss shows how Christ is our dayspring from Luke 1:76-79.

As Christmas is just a couple days away, Rob Tombrella walks us through the account of the shepherds in Luke 2:8-20. He discusses the great fear, the great joy, and the great purpose that was brought to the shepherds.

Matthew 5:38-42 is one of the most challenging teachings in the Sermon on the Mount. As we approach the topic of justice and revenge, we ask what would the redemptive power of love look like in these situations?

In Matthew 5:33-37 Jesus addresses making oaths and vows. What are oaths and is Jesus' teaching still applicable today? And if so how can we apply this passage to our lives?

In Matthew 5, Rob Tombrella discusses Jesus, divorce and hope.

Jesus addresses lust in Matthew 5:27-30. He discusses how it is an issue within our hearts, not just our actions that cause us to sin.

In Matthew 5:21-26 Jesus continues the Sermon On The Mount by examining how the Old Testament was always meant to be applied.

Guest speaker Jason Weber, of Christian Alliance for Orphans, celebrates Orphan Sunday by calling us to reflect our Father’s heart to orphans in need of families by entering into their suffering with them.

Jesus' words and actions were so radical at that time that many thought he did not care about the law. Some thought that he would do away with it. In Matthew 5:17-20, Jesus claims that he is the fulfillment of the law.

Jesus calls us to be salt and light in the world so that others can taste and see Christianity.