John 15:12-17

Join us this week as Craig shows us what Jesus meant when he commands us to love one another and lay down our lives for our friends; it doesn’t just mean people we already have a close relationship with. Jesus wants a relationship with us that turns compliance with his commands into cooperation in his mission.

Matthew 5:21-26

The rules can point us in the right direction, but they can’t actually accomplish the transformation that needs to happen inside us. The rules can’t make us righteous. But Jesus can. Today, we’re going to look at an example of examples of Old Testament laws and use it to illustrate how those laws point us to the kind of people God designed us to be!

From Pastor Craig | My friend Bruce Miller has written a great book that helped me find language for some of the insights I shared in this sermon. You can pick up a copy here.

1 Peter 4:8-11

This weekend Craig walks us through what it looks like to serve with your talents; that your talents are a gift from God! Peter starts with a command that sounds very much like the one we began our series with. Jesus said, “My command is this: love one another as I have loved you”. Peter picks up that same command and adds a couple of important details . . . listen to learn more!

1 Peter 4:8-11

This weekend Craig walks us through what it looks like to serve with your talents; that your talents are a gift from God! Peter starts with a command that sounds very much like the one we began our series with. Jesus said, “My command is this: love one another as I have loved you”. Peter picks up that same command and adds a couple of important details . . . listen to learn more!