There Is A River
What do you really thirst for? Do you long to know the meaning of your life? Are you longing for the kind of love that fills you up rather than drains you? Are you forever trying to find acceptance and respect? Or are those longings so deep and buried that you can’t even say what you want or need? Perhaps you can’t even get beyond just feeling…empty.
Only Jesus can identify those deep longings and fill your thirsty soul. See out the One who offers you living water. Come to Him. He won’t be surprised at how empty you are. He knows everything you ever did. He’s the wellspring who will fill you to overflowing with His goodness and love.
Messages in this Series
Why We Believe in Church Growth
Can a church grow too much? Is there a numerical limit to how much a church should grow or how big a church should get? Should growth ever stop? Rob looks at what the Bible says about church growth.
From Getting Even to Giving More
How and why we love our enemies.
Integrity in the Kingdom: Let Your Yes Be Yes
How Jesus' teaching on oaths applies to us today.
Divorce
What Jesus says about divorce in the Sermon on the Mount.
Lust
What Jesus says about lust and sexual sin in the Sermon on the Mount.
Anger
What Jesus says about anger in the Sermon on the Mount.
Who Is the Authority in Your Life?
We live in a world that tells us at every turn that “you are the authority in your life”, and the world calls this freedom. But true life is found not in self-rule, but in surrender to the loving authority of Jesus and His word. True life isn’t found by grabbing the throne for ourselves, but by joyfully bowing to the One who rightfully sits on it.
Salt and Light
Why Jesus compares our relationship with the world to salt and light.
The Beatitudes
The Beatitudes are more than just beautiful sayings. They are an open invitation from Jesus Himself to step out of the frantic, often disappointing, worldly pursuit of happiness through perfect circumstances. This is Jesus’ profound answer to our deepest question, ‘What do I need to be happy?’: You need the King and His Kingdom.
Jesus at the Edge
Many bible commentators believe that some significant time passes between Matthew 4:11 and Matthew 4:12 – maybe up to a year. All of this happened on the very edge. On the edge of Jewish geography, on the edge of Jewish history, and on the edge of Jewish religious understanding. Rob takes a look at how Jesus went the edge and His examples for us through it.