The Gospel of Matthew invites us to meet Jesus—the promised Messiah and true King—who fulfills God’s ancient promises and ushers in the Kingdom of Heaven. From His miraculous birth to His powerful teachings, His sacrificial death, and His victorious resurrection, Matthew reveals the Savior who came not just for Israel, but for the whole world. This series will explore what it means to follow the King: living with heart-level righteousness, embracing the way of the cross, and preparing for His return. Join us as we discover the hope, grace, and authority of Jesus—the center of God’s redemptive story.

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Matthew 6:5–15: Prayer Isn’t a Performance (10-4-26)

October 4, 2026
Have you ever wondered if you're praying "the right way"? Many of us picked up a prayer style somewhere along the way: a special prayer voice, the same familiar phrases,…
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Passage: Matthew 6:5-15
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Matthew 6:1–4: The Audience That Matters (9-20-26)

September 20, 2026
We all perform for somebody. A boss, a friend, a crowd, even ourselves — and once we know who's watching, we start adjusting. In this message from Matthew 6:1-4, we…
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Passage: Matthew 6:1-4
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Matthew 5:43–48: Loved as Enemies (7-5-2026)

July 5, 2026
"Love your enemies" might be the hardest command Jesus ever gave — and the most misunderstood. In this message from our series through the Sermon on the Mount, we look…
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Passage: Matthew 5:43–48
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Matthew 5:38-42: Practicing Kingdom Jujitsu (6-21-26)

June 21, 2026
When someone wrongs you, every instinct says hit back. Get even. Win. But in Matthew 5:38–42, Jesus calls his followers to something radically different — not passive victimhood, but what…
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Passage: Matthew 5:38-42
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Matthew 5:33-37: Take Me At My Word (6-7-25)

June 7, 2026
A psychologist at the University of Massachusetts ran a study where strangers had a simple ten-minute conversation. The average person said something that wasn't completely true three times — and…
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Passage: Matthew 5:33-37
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Matthew 5:27-32: It Started Long Before the Affair (5-31-26)

May 31, 2026
Jesus doesn't wait for the affair to happen. He goes further back — to the glance, the thought, the habit of the heart. In Matthew 5:27–32, Jesus redefines adultery not…
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Passage: Matthew 5:27-32
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Matthew 5:21-26: Dealing With The Roots of Murder (5-24-26)

May 24, 2026
What does Jesus really mean when he says "Do not murder"? In this sermon from Matthew 5:21–26, Pastor Brad digs beneath the surface of one of the most familiar commandments…
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Passage: Matthew 5:21-26
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Matthew 5:17-20: Fulfilled (5-17-26)

May 17, 2026
Did Jesus come to throw out the Old Testament? Some people think so. But in Matthew 5:17–20, Jesus sets the record straight — and what he says might surprise you.…
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Passage: Matthew 5:17-20
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Matthew 5:13-16: Why Christians’ Presence Matters (5-10-26)

May 10, 2026
Are you living as salt and light in a world that desperately needs both? In this message from Matthew 5:13–16, we explore Jesus’ powerful declaration that God’s promises are being…
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Passage: Matthew 5:13-16
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Matthew 5:10-12: When Blessing Looks Like Suffering (5-3-26)

May 3, 2026
What does it actually mean to be blessed? In this sermon from Matthew 5:10–12, we discover that Jesus redefines blessing in a way that turns our expectations upside down. Being…
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Passage: Matthew 5:10-12
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