Scripture: Matthew

We’re reminded how important it is to stay connected to Jesus, like branches connected to a vine. He is our source of life and strength. Without Him, we can’t grow or bear fruit that lasts. But when we stay close to Him, our lives show love, peace, and…

Waiting is part of life, but how we wait matters. As Christians, we are waiting for Jesus to return, just as farmers wait for the rain. James reminds us that a good farmer doesn’t just sit around—he works while he waits. He prepares his fields, tends his crops,…

Jesus feeds 5,000 people, and the crowd is amazed. They follow Him, hoping for more food and miracles. But when they find Him, Jesus challenges them. “You’re looking for me because you ate the bread, not because you understand who I am.” He tells them not to chase…

Brian encourages us to recognize the importance of the church in God’s plan. He reminds us that the values we hold—like hard work, strong families, and community—bless places like Allegheny Boys Camp. These values are taught in our homes and churches, and they shape young people before they…

Have you ever wondered how the Old Testament and the New relate to each other? And how it is that scripture says, “Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever” (Hebrews 13:8), yet there seem to be so many differences between the two? What did Jesus mean…

The sermon focuses on James, the brother of Jesus, who played a key role in the early church and was an eyewitness to Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection. James’ letter, written to Jewish Christians, contains timeless principles on Christian living, still relevant today. The speaker emphasizes wisdom in…