Steve Brown: Jesus on Anger

David Clipston - Matthew 18 - Jesus on Judgement

This week, David continues our series in the Gospel of Matthew, exploring one of Jesus’ most confronting — and freeing — teachings: “Do not judge.” What does it really mean to live without judgement in a world built on comparison and criticism? David unpacks how Jesus invites us to a different posture — one of humility, mercy, and empathy — where our hearts are shaped by what breaks God’s heart, not by the faults we see in others. A grounded, compassionate message for anyone learning to walk in grace. #SouthsideChurch #Matthew18 #JesusOnJudgement

David Clipston: Jesus on Revenge

In this powerful episode, Pastor David Clipston dives deep into Matthew 5, where Jesus flips the script on the age-old concept of revenge. It's not eye for eye, nor passive avoidance — it’s something radically different. David unpacks what Jesus meant when He offered a “third way,” one that disarms hate without becoming hateful, and confronts injustice without becoming unjust. This isn’t about rolling over or striking back — it’s about creative resistance rooted in love. Drawing from Jesus’ teachings, David challenges us to rethink how we respond when we’re wronged, and invites us into a lifestyle that defies both retaliation and resignation. If you’ve ever struggled with forgiveness, anger, or the desire to get even, this episode will offer you a new perspective — bold, countercultural, and beautifully redemptive. Tune in and discover what it means to walk the third way.

Steve Brown: Jesus on Anger

This week, Steve Brown spoke about Jesus’ words on anger in Matthew 5—and they really made us think. Jesus doesn’t just tell us not to get angry. He goes deeper. He shows us how anger can grow into judgement and division. And He calls us to something better: reconciliation. Steve reminded us that we’re not meant to push people away or write them off. Jesus calls us to do the harder thing—to make peace, even when it’s uncomfortable. It’s not just about being right. It’s about being made right—with God and with each other. If you missed it, have a listen this week. It’s a powerful, practical message for all of us.

David Clipston: Jesus on The Bible

This week, David helped us slow down with Jesus' words in Matthew 5, where He says He hasn’t come to get rid of the Scriptures, but to fulfil them. It’s a big statement—and David was honest about how that can feel confusing at times. The Bible doesn’t always feel clear or easy. But instead of shying away, David encouraged us to lean in with curiosity and trust. Jesus doesn’t dismiss what’s come before—He deepens it. He takes the old words and fills them with life, with love, with meaning. This talk wasn’t about having all the answers, but about holding space for the questions. And about trusting Jesus as the one who brings the whole story together. A great episode if the Bible sometimes feels overwhelming or hard to connect with—you’re not alone.

David Clipston - The Beatitudes

The Beatitudes Mini-Series – Justice & Mercy In this episode, David continues our mini-series on The Beatitudes, focusing on the middle three statements. He explores the powerful connection between justice and mercy, reflecting on how these teachings shape our faith and daily lives. Join us for an insightful discussion on righteousness, compassion, and the deeper meaning behind these timeless words.