How to Treat Other People (Matthew 5:33-48) | Sermon on the Mount | Evan Sievert

Don't Be a Circus Monkey (Matthew 6:1-18) | Sermon on the Mount | Evan Sievert

In Matthew 6:1-18, Jesus warns us about practicing righteousness to be seen by others and teaches us the true heart behind giving, prayer, and fasting. In this passage, He reminds us that our acts of devotion are not about public recognition but about intimacy with our Heavenly Father. In this sermon, we’ll explore: ✨ The danger of seeking approval from people instead of God👑 Living for God’s reward, not man’s applause

How to Treat Other People (Matthew 5:33-48) | Sermon on the Mount | Evan Sievert

In Matthew 5:33-48, Jesus calls us to a radical way of living that goes far beyond rule-following. He challenges us to speak truth without exaggeration, to respond to offense with grace, and even to love our enemies. This isn’t about checking religious boxes—it’s about reflecting the heart of God in every relationship and situation. Join us as we unpack what it means to live with integrity, to turn the other cheek, and to extend the same love God has shown us. Discover how the Spirit empowers us to live a life marked by generosity, forgiveness, and selfless love—a life that truly stands out in this world.

On Divorce (Matthew 5:31-32) | Sermon on the Mount | Evan Sievert

In this message, we continue our journey through the Sermon on the Mount with a challenging and often misunderstood topic—divorce. In Matthew 5:31-32, Jesus confronts the casual treatment of marriage in His day and calls His followers to honor the covenant of marriage with seriousness and integrity. Join Pastor Evan as we explore what Jesus meant by these words, how they fit into the larger message of the Sermon on the Mount, and what grace-filled faithfulness looks like in our relationships today. Whether you're married, divorced, or single, this message offers truth, hope, and direction rooted in God's unchanging love.

The Blood of Jesus Christ | James Sells

There is nothing more powerful, more precious, or more life-changing than the blood of Jesus. In this message, we dive deep into what the Bible teaches about the blood of Christ—why it was shed, what it accomplishes, and how it still speaks today. The blood of Jesus brings forgiveness, cleansing, protection, and victory. It bridges the gap between God and humanity and makes a way for us to live in freedom and hope. This sermon will remind you of the cost of our salvation and the incredible love that was poured out for us at the cross.

Lust in Your Heart (Matthew 5:27-30) | Sermon on the Mount | Evan Sievert

In this powerful message from the Sermon on the Mount, we explore Jesus’ radical teaching on lust, purity, and the seriousness of sin. Matthew 5:27–30 challenges us to look beyond outward actions and examine the desires of the heart. Jesus doesn’t just call us to avoid adultery—He calls us to a deeper holiness, one that refuses to entertain lustful thoughts. This sermon unpacks what it means to fight temptation, guard your heart, and pursue purity in a world filled with compromise.