Over the next few weeks, we'll look more closely at Jesus's temptation. Today, we look at the first of His three temptations, turning stone into bread. What is the temptation here? What is happening in this text?

Over the next three Sundays, we will examine Jesus's temptations more closely, each individually. Today, we examine the temptation to turn stones into bread. What was happening here? What is this temptation actually about?

In the opening sermon for our Lenten series on Temptation, Brian shares with us from 1 Corinthians 10: 11-13. We are not overcome by our temptation! Jesus is with us!

In the first sermon in our Lenten series "Temptation," Andy shares with us from 1 Corinthians 10: 11-13. We see how no temptations have ever come upon us that have not been faced before. We are not overcome by temptation, and Jesus shows us the way out!

In our Ash Wednesday Sermon from March 5, 2025, we look at Matthew 6: 1-6; 16-21. Jesus tells His followers that when they fast and pray, they should do so in secret. During this Lenten season, may we spend time in secret, giving Jesus the room He needs to draw us close.

In the last sermon in our "I Am" series, Andy shares with us from John 15:1-5. Here, we see Jesus tell us that He is the vine. But, he also tells us this: we are the branches. And for us to live, we must abide, or be rooted, in Him, and Him alone.

In our INTERSECTION sermon from March 2, 2025, Brian shares with us John 15: 1-5. We see that Jesus is the vine, and we are the branches. He is our life!

In our INTERSECTION service from February 23, 2025, we see Jesus's words where He tells us that "I AM the way, the truth, and the life." He is the way to the Father, and His life calls us to walk in the way that He walked.