I Say

Jesus continues with two more "I Say" statements in the Sermon on the Mount dealing with retaliation and loving your enemies. Pastor Scott and Pastor Randy share in a joint sermon helping us see the importance of Jesus' calling for us to live above reproach even in dealings with our enemies.

Have you ever said something in such a way that it left *just enough* wiggle room to get out of it? (Who hasn't?!) But Jesus calls us to a higher standard of living. Learn more about walking in the freedom of integrity...

Are your relationships formed around how much you can get away with or how much you can give? Every time we walk in what's allowed (barely) instead of what's loving, we follow the Pharisees. Thank God, Jesus didn't do that...

In Matthew 5:27-30, Jesus' "I Say" statement shows us the limit the law has on true change and righteousness in our lives. Our guest speaker, Pastor David Donaldson teaches us the depth of Jesus' teaching on lust and His plan for the righteousness of our hearts.

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus shows us the way to perfection through six important "I Say" statements. This week, we see what Jesus said about anger in Matthew 5:21-25. Pastor Scott shares about the effects of anger in our lives and more importantly, the way to reconciliation.