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In week ten of our Summer on the Mount series, Pastor David delivers a powerful message from Matthew 7:21-23, asking the sobering question: If I can know that my future is secure in heaven, then how can I know? Jesus reminds us that genuine faith is not measured by religious activity but by a true relationship with Him that results in faithful obedience. This message challenges us to examine our hearts and find confidence in truly knowing Christ.
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In week nine of our Summer on the Mount series, Pastor Shane explores Matthew 7:15-23, where Jesus warns us to discern between genuine faith and outward appearances. This message reminds us that our lives should produce the fruit of a true relationship with Christ, not simply religious activity. As we examine our hearts, we're challenged to pursue authentic obedience and a faith that reflects the reality of knowing Jesus.
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In week eight of our Summer on the Mount series, Pastor Shane explores Matthew 7:13-14, where Jesus challenges us to choose between two roads. While the broad road is easy and popular, it leads to destruction, but the narrow road requires surrender and obedience and leads to life. This message calls us to respond to Jesus' invitation and choose the path that leads to Him.
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In week seven of our Summer on the Mount series, Pastor Shane explores Matthew 7:7-11, reminding us that living the Kingdom life begins with confidence in our Heavenly Father. Jesus invites us to ask, seek, and knock, trusting that God hears us, cares for us, and faithfully provides what we need. This message encourages us to depend on God daily, seeking His guidance and strength in every season, knowing that as we rely on Him, He equips us to live the life He has called us to.
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In week six of our Summer on the Mount series, Pastor Cade Simmons explores Matthew 7:1-6, where Jesus teaches us how to judge with humility rather than hypocrisy. This message challenges us to examine our own hearts before pointing out the faults in others. As we draw closer to Christ, we're called to live according to His standard of holiness, allowing His truth to shape the way we see ourselves and others.
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Summer on the Mount continues this week with "A Different Priority". Pastor Shane speaks out of Matthew 6:19-34 and teaches us that Jesus tells us to not place our hope in the things of this world, but to focus on Him because He is our hope for this life.
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In week four of our Summer on the Mount series, Pastor Shane explores Jesus' teaching in Matthew 6:1-18 and challenges us to examine the motives behind our actions. Through His instructions on giving, prayer, and fasting, Jesus reveals that God is not only concerned with what we do, but why we do it. Are we seeking the approval of One? This message invites us to look beyond outward behavior and allow God to transform our hearts, leading us to genuine faith and authentic devotion.
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In the third message of our Summer on the Mount series, Pastor David explore Jesus' teaching on anger and reconciliation. Jesus reveals that God's concern goes beyond our outward actions to the condition of our hearts. The message challenges us to see that the issue is not merely anger, but our relationships with God and others. Discover how receiving God's grace through Jesus Christ empowers us to extend that same grace, forgiveness, and reconciliation to those around us.
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In the second sermon in our Summer on the Mount series, Pastor David explores Jesus' powerful teaching on being the salt of the earth and light of the world. This message challenges us to consider the influence our lives have on those around us and reminds us that God has placed us where we are not by accident, but by assignment.
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In Epistle to the Galatians 6:1–10, Pastor Shane’s sermon, “The ‘So What’ of Spirit-Filled Living,” teaches that a life led by the Holy Spirit should be visible in the way we treat others every day. Paul calls believers to restore people gently, carry each other’s burdens, remain humble, and continue doing good even when it’s difficult. Spirit-filled living means sowing into the things of God instead of selfish desires, trusting that faithful obedience will produce a spiritual harvest in God’s timing. The main message is that the Holy Spirit does not simply change what we believe — He changes how we live, love, serve, and persevere like Christ.