Brett Powell (Philippians 4:1-9)

Josh Preston (Philippians 3:12-4:1)

Josh Preston (Philippians 3:1-11)

Rev. Matt Miller (Matthew 7:24-29) At the end of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus drives an important point home. Following The Way means more than learning about something. Following The Way means responding to God’s grace and acting in obedience. We know God loves us as we are but he also calls us to grow and mature and to serve those around us.

Rev. Matt Miller (Matthew 6:25-34) Anxiety is another plague in our world. It silently claims millions of victims every day. There is, however, an antidote to this sickness and Jesus talks about in the Sermon on the Mount. As we follow The Way, we’ll not be anxious.

Rev. Matt Miller (Matthew 6:5-14) Prayer is one of the most vital tools in the believer’s arsenal. Too many times we try to solve our problems in our own strength instead of taking it to the Lord in prayer. Jesus gives us guidance on how to pray.

Rev. Matt Miller (Matthew 6:1-4) If we want to get close to the heart of God, we need to go where he is and that is among the poor and vulnerable. We must use caution though as it is easy to be seeking to serve others but actually serve ourselves.

Rev. Matt Miller (Matthew 5:33-42) Jesus is the Way the Truth and the Life. He is full of grace and truth. In order to live in The Way, we need to live in Jesus.

Rev. Matt Miller (Matthew 5:27-32) Being a transformer of culture begins with our relationships at home. Pastor Matt addresses Jesus' challenging words about adultery and divorce to remind us of God's enduring faithfulness.

Rev. Dr. Jim Shultz, Chief Spiritual Health Officer at Christ Community Health Services in Memphis, Tennessee (Luke 10:25-37)