When we understand that we are sinners who have nothing to offer God, and when we mourn over our sin, the result will be an attitude of meekness toward others. We will turn from the aggression and retaliation that come from focusing on our self-importance to attitudes of gentleness, humility, and consideration of others.

In this study Jesus asks the question about His true Identity to Peter.

Christians must always be careful how they walk, but even more so in times that are so unprecedented, and when the voice of the world is so loud.

Jesus addresses the Disciples in their understanding and faith.

Our culture is bent on avoiding sorrow and sadness. And when we do mourn, much of it is caused by not getting what we want. In contrast, Jesus says that those who mourn experience life as God intended, but we need to be careful to distinguish between worldly sorrow and godly sorrow. What does Jesus say should cause us to mourn?

Jesus confronts the Pharisees and Sadducees about their spiritual blindness.

Today’s sermon by pastor Shane Koehler is “Blessed are the Poor in Spirit” from Matthew 5.

Andres Jimenez – Psalm 46 calls us to trust the ever-present Lord in the midst of unstable, uncertain, and troubling times.

Jesus continues his healings and miracles including the feeding of four thousand.