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Are unbelievers sometimes more kind, more compassionate, and more sacrificial than those who claim to follow God? In this powerful and convicting message, we dig into Jonah 1:11–16 and discover how a group of pagan sailors responded with more conscience, compassion, and reverence than the prophet of God himself. Join us as we explore the themes of conviction, conscience, and the difference between temporary goodness and eternal impact. You'll see how even a reluctant prophet can't outrun God's mercy—and and you'll be challenged examine your own heart and actions. Are your prayers, sacrifices, and vows an attempt to get what you want from God, or a genuine response OF devotion TO God? Whether you're struggling with resentment toward "enemies," wondering why non-Christians sometimes seem more compassionate than believers, or trying to understand the difference between good works and godly works – this message will challenge and transform your perspective. Scripture List: Jonah 1.4-16 Ephesians 2.9-10

Is the Storm You're In Really God's Mercy? What if the chaos in your life isn't punishment… but a rescue? Today we look at Jonah chapter 1. A story of rebellion, storms, and unexpected mercy. Jonah runs from God's call, but instead of abandoning him, God sends a storm. Join us to discover how God uses difficulties to pursue us with His relentless mercy. Scripture List: Jonah 1.4-10 Romans 8.28, 32

Ever felt like running away from God instead of toward Him? You're not alone — Jonah did too. This week, we're kicking off a brand new series, Running From God, by diving deep into the first three verses of the Book of Jonah. It's easy to think the Old Testament shows a harsh, angry God, while the New Testament shows a loving, merciful one. But what if God's character — full of mercy, grace, and justice — has always been the same? In today's message, we meet Jonah, a real prophet with a real choice: obey God's call to warn Nineveh… or run. Spoiler: he ran — and many of us still do the same today. Whether it's through avoiding church, ignoring God's Word, or fleeing from hard conversations, running from God only distances us from His heart for restoration and redemption. Don't miss this powerful reminder that even when we run, God still runs after us with His mercy. Scripture List: Jonah 1.1-3 2 Kings 14.25

The Ultimate Party Invite: Will You Accept? Imagine being invited to the most epic celebration of all time—and missing it because you were too busy. That's exactly what Jesus talks about in the Parable of the Wedding Banquet. In this Easter message, Scott walks us through the story and reveals the heart of a God who's not just holy, but joyfully inviting us to the party of a lifetime. Join us as we unpack: Why Easter is the ultimate celebration (bigger than Christmas!). God's extravagant and open invitation to His Kingdom party. The surprising reasons some people refuse the invite (Hint: It involves pride!). What are the "wedding clothes" God provides, and why are they essential? (See Ephesians 4:22-24). How humility unlocks God's amazing grace (James 4:6) while pride leads to being left out. How YOU can accept your personal invitation today and join the eternal celebration! If you've ever felt awkward, unwelcome, or unsure about faith, this Easter message is especially for you. Discover the joy, forgiveness, and transformation God offers freely to everyone – the "good" and the "bad." It's time to shed the old and step into the new life God has prepared! Scripture List: Matthew 22:1-14 Ephesians 4:22-24 James 4:6

Why did the cheers of "Hosanna!" on Palm Sunday turn to cries of "Crucify Him!" just days later? The answer reveals a critical challenge to our faith today. Join us as Scott walks us through Luke 19 and the Triumphal Entry of Jesus—not just to tell the story, but to challenge us: Are we truly ready to follow Jesus, even when it doesn't look like victory yet? Too often, our faith becomes conditional—built on performance, miracles, and blessings. But what happens when Jesus doesn't meet our expectations? Will we still praise Him when He doesn't fix our lives the way we want, or are we just like the crowd whose “Hosanna” turned to “Crucify Him”? In this sermon, you'll discover: Why Jesus rode a donkey (It's more significant than you think!) The real reason the crowds praised Jesus (and why their faith was so fragile) The shocking contrast: Why Jesus WEPT while the crowds CHEERED. How unmet expectations can shipwreck your faith. The inescapable truth: True peace and resurrection life require a death first – dying to our sin and selfish desires. Are you celebrating Jesus based on who He truly IS, or only on what you want Him to do for you? Is your faith conditional? This message challenges us to confront the kind of "death" that leads to authentic, everlasting life found only in Jesus Christ. Don't miss this crucial message as we journey toward the cross and the empty tomb. There is no Easter Sunday without Good Friday. There is no Resurrection without Death. Scripture List: Luke 19:28-44 Zechariah 9:9

Feeling BURNT OUT? Overwhelmed by the constant hustle? You're not alone. But what if there was a way to find TRUE rest, a way to reclaim your peace in a world that never stops? In this powerful sermon, we dive deep into the ancient practice of Sabbath – a spiritual discipline that's more relevant than ever in our digital age. Discover how God designed us for rest, not just as a break, but as a transformative encounter with Him. Here's what you'll learn: - What is Sabbath? (It's not just a day off!) - Why is Sabbath so important? (Hint: It's woven into the fabric of creation!) - How do we reclaim Sabbath in our busy lives? (Practical tips you can start TODAY!) - Breaking free from the "Pharaohs" of busyness and technology. (Find true freedom!) - The shocking truth about Jesus and the Sabbath. (It's more than you think!) Find the biblical roots of Sabbath, from Genesis to Jesus, and see how this forgotten practice can revolutionize your relationship with God, your family, and yourself. ✨ Ready to experience true rest? To step off the treadmill of life and find the peace you've been longing for? This message is for YOU. ✨ Scripture List: Genesis 2.1-3 Exodus 16 Exodus 20.8 Mark 2.27 Matthew 11.28-30 Galatians 5.1 Psalm 116.7

How can you “pray without ceasing” when life is so busy? Today we dive into the role of prayer in spiritual formation and what it really means to pray without ceasing (1 Thessalonians 5:16-18). Just like it seems your phone is always listening, always available, and always responding, God desires that kind of connection with you—but on a far deeper level. We'll explore: Why prayer isn't just for emergencies but for every moment. How to weave prayer into your daily life, from your morning routine to unexpected God-moments. How Jesus modeled a lifestyle of prayer in every situation. If you've ever struggled to make prayer a natural and constant part of your life, this message is for you. Let's learn how to pray as Jesus prayed—anywhere, anytime, about everything. Scripture List: 1 Thessalonians 5.16-18

Why Would Anyone WANT to Fast? Fasting? No thanks. If the thought of skipping meals sends you running for the snacks, you're not alone. We're right there with you. But what if fasting isn't just about deprivation—but transformation? In this message, we dive into why Jesus assumed His followers would fast and what it actually does in our spiritual lives. Is it just an Old Testament thing? A religious ritual? Or could it be a powerful tool for spiritual warfare, deep transformation, and drawing closer to God? Join us to find out! Scripture List: Matthew 6.16-18 Mark 9.29 Romans 12.1-2 Matthew 9.14-15

Is Your Faith Just Talk? (How to REALLY Follow Jesus) Ever feel like your Christian life is more about talking the talk than walking the walk? You're not alone. So many of us struggle to bridge the gap between knowing about Jesus and actually living like Him. In today's sermon, we dive deep into Romans 12:1-2, exploring the critical difference between conforming to the world and being transformed by God. Are you ready to move beyond just saying you follow Jesus and start truly living like Him? Watch now to discover practical steps and a powerful challenge for the week ahead! Scripture List: Romans 12.1-2

Do you know your mission? What if I told you that YOU have been given a mission—one that carries eternal significance? Just like a military commissioning ceremony marks a new beginning, Jesus gave His followers marching orders in Matthew 28:19-20. This isn't just for pastors or missionaries; it's for EVERY believer. It might seem scary but the good news is that isn't about our qualifications but about His power. Watch now and step into your God-given mission! Scripture List: Matthew 28.16-20

What if the key to everything—your struggles, your purpose, your faith—came down to just two things? Jesus was asked, “What is the greatest commandment?” His answer? Love God. Love others. But what does that really mean, and how does it transform our daily lives? In this message, we break down the Great Commandment in a way you've never seen before—with a coat rack, some unexpected struggles, and a powerful reminder of how to refocus our hearts. If you've ever felt the tension between your faith and your failures, this message is for you. Watch now and discover how to live out the Greatest Commandment in a real and practical way! Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more messages that help you live, love, and lead like Jesus! Scripture List: Matthew 22.34-37 Deuteronomy 6.4-9 Leviticus 19.18 Matthew 5.17 Galatians 5.19-21

At Orchard Hills, we believe in the transformative power of people investing in people for the sake of eternity. Join us as we dive into the heart of Jesus' greatest commandments—to love God and love others—and how they shape the way we live, grow, and disciple on our way to be more like Jesus. Don't miss out on the joy of investing in others and experiencing radical transformation through God's grace. ** Survey Link: ** https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/OrchardHills2025 Scripture List: Mark 12:30-31 1 Thessalonians 2:8 Ephesians 2:8-9 Titus 2:11-12

Does God give you more than you can handle? The answer might surprise you—and it's the key to discovering His profound purpose in your suffering. Join us as we dig into 2 Corinthians 1:3-11 to discover the real truth about suffering and God's purpose in it, you'll see how God's goodness shines even in life's hardest moments. Prepare to be challenged and comforted as we explore how God uses our struggles for our good and His glory. If you're struggling, grieving, or simply searching for answers, this message is for you. Scripture List: 1 Corinthians 10.13 2 Corinthians 1.3-11

Feeling overwhelmed by life's struggles? Whether it's public pain or silent battles, suffering touches us all. But Jesus offers us a way to move from victim to victor and from conquered to conqueror. In this message, we explore John 16 and Romans 5, discovering how God's love, faith, and hope transform suffering into perseverance, character, and joy. Tune in to find out what a PB&J sandwich has to do with Faith, Hope, and Love. Watch now and find peace in the midst of your struggles. Don't let suffering have the final say—lean into God's love today! Scripture List: John 16.31 Romans 5.1-5 Hebrews 11.1 1 John 4.19 John 3.16 Exodus 33.18-23

Were the Wise Men late to the party? We often see the Three Wise Men in nativity scenes but did you know they didn't actually show up until a year later? In today's sermon, on the twelfth day of Christmas, we wrap up the Christmas story by looking at the arrival of the Wise Men from the Far East and the significance of the gifts of the Gold, Frankincense, and Myrrh that they brought. See how their visit was perfectly orchestrated in God's plan. Scripture List: Matthew 2.1-12

Christmas is a time of joy, but for many, it also carries an ache - a longing for something more, something deeper. What if this bittersweet tension is exactly where God wants to meet us? In today's message, Pastor Sutton Wirt takes us into Luke 2:21-40 to explore Simeon's prophetic message and the story of Anna, two faithful servants waiting for God's consolation and redemption. Their journey reminds us that Jesus, though a baby in Mary's arms, is the Savior we all long for—our only hope in seasons of joy and sorrow. This sermon dives into: - Simeon's bittersweet song and its message of hope and redemption. - The reality of living in the “already but not yet” of God's promises. - How the ache of this world points us to our ultimate hope: the return of Christ. Whether you're struggling with grief, feeling the weight of unmet expectations, or simply longing for something more, this sermon offers a message of comfort and hope. Scripture List: Luke 2.21-40 Romans 8.23 1 Peter 1.13b Philippians 3.20-21

Are You Too Busy to Hear God This Christmas? In the hustle and bustle of the season, it's easy to miss the still, small voice of God. But what if this Christmas, we paused to remember why Jesus came in the first place? We are all in desperate need of a Savior—whether we realize it or not. Join us as we dive into Luke 1:57-80 and uncover the incredible story of John the Baptist's birth and Zechariah's prophetic song, the Benedictus. From the miracle of John's arrival to the awe-inspiring plan of salvation, this message will remind you of the beauty of stillness and the power of God's voice in your life. Don't miss this life-giving message that invites you to slow down, reflect, and rediscover the hope of Christmas. Scripture List: Luke 1.57-80 John 1.29b-31

Are you feeling unseen, weary, or wrestling with pride this season? Be encouraged by the hope that God's goodness meets us where we are—bringing joy to the humble and healing to the brokenhearted. Friends, God is not who we expect him to be, but who he is is so good. He came for the poor, the lowly, the broken, the down and out. He came for the sinners and the sufferers, and all who are willing to admit that they need him. He came for you. And he has good plans for you this Christmas. Today we explore the Magnificat, Mary's profound song of praise in Luke 1. This first Christmas carol reveals a powerful truth: God's kingdom turns the world's values upside down. Join us as we magnify the Lord and celebrate His unexpected grace this Christmas! Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more faith-filled messages. Scripture List: Luke 1.39-56 Isaiah 66.2

What would you do if God interrupted your life with an unimaginable plan? Mary, a humble young woman from Nazareth, faced that very moment when the angel Gabriel appeared with the most miraculous announcement in history: she would give birth to Jesus, the Son of God. Join us as we explore Luke 1:26-38 and dive into the powerful truths of Mary's faith-filled response, the significance of Jesus' divine conception, and the reminder that no word from God will ever fail. This message will inspire you to trust God's plans, even when they seem impossible. Watch to learn: • The historical and prophetic significance of the angel Gabriel's message • The humility and courage of Mary's response: “I am the Lord's servant.” • How God's word remains unshakable and His plans perfect Whether you're exploring the Christmas story for the first time or seeking renewed faith in God's promises, this sermon will encourage and challenge you to say, “Lord, I am your servant. May your word to me be fulfilled.”

Can you imagine receiving a message straight from heaven? Today, we step back before the manger to discover a miraculous promise—a childless couple, a stunning angelic encounter, and a divine plan that set the stage for the Savior's arrival. Join us as we dive into Luke 1:1-25, uncovering how God's faithfulness to Zechariah and Elizabeth mirrors His faithfulness to us. From historical certainty about Jesus to the power of persevering prayer, this message will inspire you to trust God's timing and plans for your life.

Are You Holding On Too Tight? Clinging to something that's holding you back from the life God has for you? In today's sermon from Acts 3:11-26, Pastor Sutton challenges us to confront the things we grasp tightly, money, possessions, relationships, or even habits—that promise joy but leave us unfulfilled. We look at the story of the healed beggar clinging to Peter and John, he reminds us that true life is found only in Jesus. Explore themes of repentance, transformation, and the blessings that come when we open our hands to God. Scripture List: Acts 3.11-26 John 3.18-19

Celebration Sunday! Join us as we celebrate all that God has done and is about to do through the TOGETHR Initiative. We will be announcing how many commitments we have received along with the anticipated amount of money. God has great plans for Orchard Hills Church. We are on the front end of an amazing season in the life of our church that is about to unfold.

What does true generosity look like in the life of a disciple? Today's message dives into the powerful story of Peter and John encountering a man who had been begging at the temple gates for years. As we explore this life-changing moment, we see how the heart of a disciple goes beyond giving spare change or simple words. Peter and John didn't have silver or gold, but they gave what they had—the transformative power of Jesus. This story reminds us of the impact we can have when we live as generous disciples, offering hope that goes far beyond expectations. If you've been feeling a nudge toward a deeper commitment, or maybe wondering how you can be used by God in incredible ways, this message is for you. Join us as we unpack how true generosity, fueled by faith, can bridge the gap for others, leading them to the ultimate gift: Jesus. Scripture List: Acts 3.1-10

It's Commitment Sunday! Join us as we conclude our five-week study of Acts 2:42-47. We explore how God used the devotion and generosity of the early church to bring life-changing impact to their communities and discover how that same spirit is transforming our community today. You'll hear powerful stories of how people have made sacrifices – big and small – to invest in what God is doing in and through Orchard Hills. From young hearts sharing candy to life-changing missions supported by the church, this video captures how simple acts of generosity can overflow into blessings for everyone around us. You can find the Online Commitment Card here: https://www.orchardhillschurch.org/commitment-card Scripture List: Acts 2:42-47

What does it mean to truly live out generosity in both our time and presence? As we continue our TOGETHER Initiative, Pastor Sutton invites us to explore how Acts 2:46 challenges us to give not only our resources but also our time to God and each other. In this powerful message, discover how hospitality and worship play a key role in our faith journey—and how YOU can be a part of God's plan at Orchard Hills Church. Let's dive in TOGETHER! Don't forget to subscribe and click the notification bell to stay updated on all our latest sermons and ministry updates! Scripture List: Acts 2.42-47 Hebrews 10.24-25 Romans 12.13

Are you living with an open hand or a clenched fist? In today's message, we dive into what it means to have an Abundance Mindset vs. a Scarcity Mindset. We're in week 3 of our TOGETHER Initiative, where we explore the powerful generosity modeled by the early church in Acts 2:42-47. They lived in such a radical, open-handed way that it transformed their community. How can we adopt this same approach in our own lives? Watch to discover how God provides more than enough when we trust Him with what we have—and how we can embrace an open-handed lifestyle to impact our church and community. Scripture List: Acts 2.42-47 Matthew 6.25-34 Mark 12.41-44 Mark 6.41-43

What fills your soul with awe? When our hearts are truly filled with awe at the goodness of God, our lives can't help but overflow in generosity. In today's sermon, Pastor Sutton dives into Acts 2:42-47, focusing on how the early church lived with awe that led them to radical acts of giving. What does it mean to live in awe of God? How does it shape the way we give, serve, and love? Join us as we explore how being in awe of God leads to a life of abundance, purpose, and generosity.

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Are we sharing the Gospel wrong?. What if it's not about reaching more people faster, but about investing deeply in a few and equipping them to do the same? Ready to embrace the power of multiplication? Watch now and discover your role in making disciples! Through powerful Scripture and real-life examples, we'll uncover Jesus' strategy for discipleship and how it can lead to explosive spiritual growth across the Roanoke Valley. Hit that SUBSCRIBE button and turn on notifications to join our growing community of believers passionate about multiplying disciples! Scripture List: Matthew 28.18-20 Genesis 1.28 Genesis 9.7 Genesis 22.17 Acts 6.7 Acts 9.31 Matthew 16.24

What if we stopped competing and started collaborating? Join us for Week 4 of our "We the Church" series as we dive into the power of Collaboration. Discover how churches can unite for the sake of the Gospel, working together despite differences. Romans 16 gives us a glimpse into the diverse yet united early church—a beautiful example of how we are better together. Don't miss the chance to learn how we, as believers, can make a greater impact by focusing on what unites us rather than what divides us. Scripture List: Romans 16

What if church wasn't just about coming to a service, but about you bringing the gospel to the world around you? In this powerful sermon, Pastor Sutton Wirt challenges us to shift from a “come and see” mentality to a “go and tell” mission. The story of the resurrection from Matthew 28:1-10 reveals the call for every believer to not only witness Jesus but to share Him wherever they live, learn, work, and play. Find out how fear, reverence, and truly seeing Jesus can transform you from a spectator to a messenger of hope. Discover how YOU can be a point of access to the good news in your everyday life! Don't miss this inspiring message that will equip you to be a bold witness for Christ and make a difference in the lives of others! Scripture List: Matthew 28.1-10 Proverbs 29.25 Matthew 10.28

Following Jesus is not easy. It requires us to stop living like Gumby and start living like Superman. What if you could be more like Superman? Empowered to transform not just yourself but the world around you instead of conforming like Gumby? In this week's sermon, part of our ongoing series "We the Church," we dive into the powerful contrast between conforming and transforming. Discover how Jesus calls us to a life of radical transformation, one that doesn't just shape us into better individuals, but turns us into vessels of change in our communities. Join us as we explore Romans 12:1-2, where the Apostle Paul urges us to offer our lives as living sacrifices and to be transformed by the renewing of our minds. This transformation isn't just for personal gain; it's a superpower given by God's Spirit to bring hope, justice, and love into a world desperately in need of them. Scripture List: Romans 12.1-2

What if Christians Focused More on Unity Than Division? What would happen if believers in a community put aside differences and rallied together with one mission: to reach people with the gospel? In this first message of our new series, We the Church, Pastor Sutton Wirt explores the prayer of Jesus in John 17:20-24. Find out what “Gospel Saturation” means and why our unity with each other and with other believers, is perhaps the most significant way the unbelieving world will be convinced that Jesus is who he says he is, that he was sent from the Father to be the Savior of the world. Don't miss the practical tips for building unity in your life and community. We're glad you're here! Hit the like button and subscribe for more messages that help us grow together in faith. Scripture List: John 17.20-24

Are you looking for hope and healing in the midst of life's struggles? Check out the final week of our series, From the Mountain to the Valley, where we unpack the profound yet often overlooked miracle of Jesus healing Peter's mother-in-law. This sermon reveals four essential truths about Jesus and His Kingdom: 1. Jesus Has Authority Over All Things - Diseases, disabilities, and even demons bow to His command. 2. Jesus Came Down to Raise Us Up - He left Heaven to lift us from despair. 3. We Are Saved to Serve - Discover the purpose behind your healing and salvation. 4. Jesus Takes on Our Infirmities - He understands your pain because He bore it. Join us as we explore how these truths can bring hope and transformation into your everyday life. Scripture List: Matthew 8.14-15 Luke 4.39 John 1.1-4 Matthew 8.16-18 Isaiah 53.4

What happens when faith crosses the lines of race, religion, and status? In this powerful sermon, we dive deep into the story of a Roman centurion who demonstrates extraordinary trust in Jesus' healing power. Discover how this unlikely believer's faith challenges our own and reveals the limitless extent of God's grace. Join us as we explore the inspiring tale of a man who understood true authority and experienced a miraculous breakthrough. Don't miss this life-changing message! Whether you're wrestling with questions of faith, identity, or belonging, this sermon will offer insights and encouragement. Join us as we unpack this profound story and its implications for our lives today. Engage With Us: How has faith crossed boundaries in your life? Share your experiences and thoughts in the comments below—we'd love to hear from you! Scripture List: Matthew 8.5-13

Jesus wants to go with us and use us to help others experience His Kingdom here on earth as it is in Heaven and to know the hope and love, the joy and peace that comes through faith in Him. Today, we look at the story of Jesus and the leper, a powerful encounter that reveals the heart of His Kingdom and His heart for reconciliation. Let's journey together and deepen our faith through the lessons of Jesus' encounters. Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below!

Who do you say Jesus is? There is no more important question and it's the question that is before us today as we wrap up our series on the Sermon On The Mount. Jesus has been showing us what it looks like to live under his authority, in his Kingdom. Through it all Jesus calls us BE DIFFERENT. Different from the religious and the rebellious, different from the self-righteous actors and the unrighteous heathens. To be people who live by his righteousness, a right relationship of love with God and others that comes from being transformed from the inside out. Was Jesus right? Does he have the authority to tell you how to live? And if so, what are you going to do about it? There is no greater question. You can email us at online@orchardhillschurch.org. We would love to connect with you and walk with you in your faith journey. Scripture List: Matthew 5-7 Matthew 7.28-29

Discover the life-changing power of building on a firm foundation! Join us at Orchard Hills Church as we continue our Sermon On The Mount series. This week, Matthew Browning challenges us to examine what we're truly building our lives on. Is it temporary things like possessions, or is it a rock-solid foundation in Jesus Christ that's ready for the storm? Don't miss this opportunity to find out how to build your life on the one true foundation! Scripture List: Matthew 7.24-27 Deuteronomy 32.3 John 14.1-3 Matthew 7.21-22 Matthew 27.54 1 Peter 2.4-5 Revelation 21.10-14

Are you going through the motions or truly living for God? This week's sermon dives deep into Jesus' powerful words in Matthew 7. He challenges us to examine ourselves: Are our actions driven by a desire to follow God or by a need for self-gratification? More importantly, do we have a genuine relationship with Him? Don't miss this powerful message! It will challenge you to go deeper in your faith. Scripture List: Matthew 7.21-23 Galatians 5.21 Luke 22.42 Mark 1.35 Psalm 73.25-28

Jesus' teachings on false prophets are more relevant than ever in today's world. Join us as we explore Matthew 7:15-20 and how this passage can teach us discernment to identify and avoid spiritual dangers that can disguise themselves as opportunities or blessings. Scripture List: Matthew 7.15-20 Jeremiah 23.14 2 Peter 2.1 Romans 16.17-18 Galatians 5.22-23 Philippians 1.9-11 John 15.4-5

Join us in this sermon as we explore Matthew 7:13-14, uncovering how God transforms us in unexpected ways. We're diving deep into the Sermon on the Mount, where Jesus talks about the narrow gate leading to life. Discover how this path isn't about perfection but a transformative relationship with Christ. Are you ready to hold on loosely to the comforts of this world and trust in God's promises? Watch now to see how stepping out of your comfort zone can lead to a life of spiritual fulfillment! Scripture List: Matthew 7.13-14 John 14.6 Matthew 19.16-24 Matthew 11.29-30

Ever wondered about the true meaning of the Golden Rule? Did you know it's part of Jesus' Sermon on the Mount? Join us as we explore Matthew 7:7-12 and uncover the profound invitation and promise from Jesus that many overlook. In this video, we'll break down: - The heart of God as a loving Father who desires to bless us - The importance of asking, seeking, and knocking in our prayers - How to cultivate a deeper, personal relationship with God - Practical ways to live out the Golden Rule in our daily lives We'll also address common reasons why we might hesitate to ASK, SEEK, or KNOCK and provide clarity on who we should pray to and what we should pray for. Let's journey together to understand how embracing God's love empowers us to truly love others. Don't miss this enlightening discussion on one of Jesus' most famous teachings! Remember to like, comment, and subscribe for more biblical insights and practical faith tips!

In an age filled with judgment and outrage, from news to social media, Jesus calls us to break the cycle. He invites us to lay down harsh judgments and embrace loving relationships that lead to repentance and healing. Our key takeaway today: "Lay down our harsh judgments and take up a Q-tip." Curious? Stick around as we delve into Matthew 7:1-6 and uncover this profound message together. Join us as we dive into the third and final chapter of the Sermon on the Mount where Jesus challenges us to be different, starting from our hearts and affecting our relationships with God and others. Let's get started! Scripture List: Matthew 7.1-6

Do you spend your days mired in worry? Wondering how do I calm my anxiety? If so, this sermon is for YOU! Join us as we explore the profound teachings of Jesus in Matthew 6:25-34. Discover how most of our fears never come true and how trusting in God's provision can transform our lives. Let's break free from anxiety and seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness. Watch now to find peace and reassurance in His words. Scripture List: Matthew 6.21 Matthew 6.24 Matthew 6.25-34 1 Peter 5.7

Money is a useful tool, but a terrible god. In this sermon, we're continuing our journey through the Sermon on the Mount, focusing on Matthew 6:19-24. Jesus teaches us a profound lesson: what we fix our gaze on is what our hearts will be full of. We'll discover that as disciples of Jesus, we must master our money or it will master us. Scripture List: Matthew 6.19-24 Deuteronomy 15.9-10 1 Timothy 6.17-19 Matthew 19.21

What does your spending reveal about your priorities? Are you investing in temporary pleasures or eternal treasures? Join us to learn how money can reveal what we truly treasure and how we can use it to invest in things that last forever. Pastor Scott discusses the importance of giving and how it can redirect our hearts towards God. Learn practical steps from the Bible on how to manage your money for a greater purpose! Don't forget to LIKE & SUBSCRIBE for more life-changing messages! Scripture List: Matthew 6.19-21 Revelation 5.8 Romans 10.9-10