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Jesus' heart is that we would not only love our neighbors. But we are to love our enemies as well.

We continue in our series "Sermon on the Mount". This message takes a look at Matthew 5:38-43. Where Jesus takes the statement "Eye for an Eye" and changes it up. Jesus rather condemns the way the law of retaliation has been abused to promote personal revenge.

Graduation Sunday

We celebrate God's faithfulness in our graduating class of 2020 and the importance of taking ownership of one's faith.

Truthfulness & Integrity

Truthfulness in our words builds integrity in our character.

Jesus is more concerned about the internal posture of the heart than the external appearance of religiosity.

"Anger is a natural experience to any genuine relationship. Yet Jesus gets down to the heart of anger and teaches practical ways to deal with anger. Let's not let our anger prevent reconciliation in our relationships."

Matthew 5:17-20 Morality cannot SAVE you. Immorality cannot SATISFY you. Jesus does BOTH.

The influence of a Christ-follower is lived out in preserving righteousness and doing good to our neighbor.

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Serve Like Jesus

Serve Like Jesus” calls us to fix our gaze on Christ, the Suffering Servant, who laid down His life not out of duty, but out of love. Serving isn’t about simply filling a spot or meeting a need — it’s about reflecting the very heart of Jesus and stepping into His mission. When we serve, we enter into a joyful, kingdom-impacting way of life that shapes us into His likeness and brings His presence to others.