In Matthew 5:10-12 Jesus taught profound ideas about how to handle mistreatment. On the surface His words sound backward, strange, and impractical, but a closer look at the meaning shows perspectives that are as powerful as they are challenging. How can we rejoice in persecution? The answer lies in understanding the right perspective, focus, and decisions that will help you in any number of problems you face in life.

Jesus is called the Good Shepherd, and we are His sheep. This lesson explores what that means for us.

At some point of our faith, we need to grow beyond the milk of God's word. So many in the religious world want to keep Jesus as a baby in the manger, or in the tomb. Jesus grew out of that manger and arose from the tomb, it's important to recognize Jesus is more than the baby and the dead, rather He is alive and wants us to grow in a new life with Him.

This sermon examines purpose of the miracles of Jesus and discusses if miracles still occur today.

The 5 A's of the Model Prayer given to us by the Son of God