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When we live in a meaningful season or experience, how can we remember it well? In this message, Matt explores the meaningful role of monuments, memorials, and rituals in the vitality and growth of our faith.

Jesus' teachings repeatedly lead our lives towards practical applications. Following 3 weeks considering Jesus' teaching on money, Matt explores the practical implications of how we should manage money as disciples in the 21st century.

We tend to believe that the things in our possession belong to us. What if that isn't the case? In this message, Matt explores the topic of stewardship and how disciples of Jesus can live in the reality that everything we own belongs to God.

Why is it that the human heart is so drawn to getting more and more, thinking we'll eventually be content when we never really are? In this message, Matt invites us to consider the teachings of Jesus as it relates to money, possessions, and greed.

"It is more blessed to give than to receive" were revolutionary words spoken by Jesus. Do we actually equate giving with our happiness? In this message, Matt invites us to reconsider our pathways to discovering ultimate happiness through the words of Jesus.

In the commandment that concludes the 10 words, God addressed desire. In this message, Matt explores the meaning of this commandment, how we should steward desire, and how we can refocus it on superior pleasure.

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We often understand this commandment as "do not steal", but is that an oversimplification? In this message, Matt explores the meaning of this commandment, why God worded it this way, and how we can best apply it to our lives.

How do we understand God's motivation in instructing his people not to steal? In this message, Matt explores the meaning behind a command that extends beyond a moralistic rule.

What's the meaning of the command "Do not commit adultery"? In this teaching, Matt navigates the root of this command and how it should be applied to our lives.