One Missoula Church

What happens when you add Jesus to your life but He doesn't seem to come with all that peace the Bible promises? Maybe you have a subtraction problem rather than an addition problem. We'll look at what light Philippians 4:6-7. Matthew 6:24, and Philippians 4:11-13 can shed on the matter.

Can you make the Bible say whatever you want? Absolutely! And Jesus lays the smack down on Satan for doing exactly that in Matthew 4:5-7. Check out this interaction to gain key insight on how not to distort and twist God's Word to conform to our own whims and wishes.

Jesus was tempted like we were. Today we are going through the first temptation of Christ, where we see how Jesus was tempted and yet did not give in. We see how the beauty of the gospel is Jesus' ability to trade His perfection for our failure.

Have you ever tried to help someone who was ungrateful? What about gave to someone who did not deserve it? It really doesn't motivate you to want to do anything for them again. This week, we take a look at the true cost of serving Christ. Not just adding a little bit of Jesus to your own pursuits, but understanding that His call is a call to serve just like He did, for those who did not deserve it...

This week, we take a short break from our Matthew Sermon Series to talk about the sin problem and the gospel solution. We may think of the gospel as the good news about Jesus Christ, which it is, but do we realize that it applies to ALL of life? Every thought, action, inaction, motivation? Let's dive into the understanding how everything other than Jesus will let us down, because He is better.

How can you trust anything in this podcast? What if I just want to tell you what you want to hear so I can have more subscribers? How do you know the difference between real truth and what you want to hear? Or real truth and tradition? Let's see how the Bible can be relied upon, and how a weird dude named John helps prove that the Bible is true.

Ever gone through the entire Old Testament in less than an hour? Buckle up and let's do it together. Listen to how the entire narrative of that crunchy part of your bible informs this New Testament passage in Matthew, and see the parallels about how Jesus is the true fulfillment of it all.

Continuing the assault on your nativity in February. How would you run things if you were God? How can we work through all of this pain and suffering in the world while still saying God is good and loving?

A Christmas Message in February? Get ready to blow up your nativity. Join us as we go through the Book of Matthew and ask some questions of the text. Does God want me to be happy? What happens when I pursue good things in the wrong way?

Sometimes if you wait until a month after Christmas, you can talk about the birth of Jesus Christ, and all of the stuff that people don't want to hear in their feel good, don't rock the boat, I need to get home to my ham in the oven, Christmas message. Let's talk about Christmas in January.

Isn't a genealogy that part in my Bible that I skip over? Who gives a message about that? There really is a point to all of those names that begat other names. Who is Jesus? How are we relating to God? Are you relating to God based upon who He is, or who you have created Him to be?