What did Jesus really mean in the Sermon on the Mount—and why does it still challenge everything we think about God, faith, and who’s invited into His Kingdom? In this deep dive into the Sermon on the Mount, we walk through what Jesus really meant when He said the Kingdom of God is near—and why it changes everything. From who’s “in,” to how we live, to what our lives are producing, Jesus flips religious thinking on its head. This isn’t about behavior modification—it’s about becoming a new kind of person. So, here’s the question: What’s the one thing Jesus is asking you to do with this truth?

What do you do when forgiveness feels like betrayal? In this powerful message, Ben tackles one of Jesus’ most uncomfortable teachings: radical, no-limits forgiveness—even when the wounds are deep. Using the Parable of the Unmerciful Servant, we wrestle with justice, pain, anger, and whether forgiving someone means letting them off the hook. The answer? Forgiveness isn’t about forgetting or excusing—it’s about trusting God to settle accounts so we can finally walk in freedom. If you’re tired of the bitterness cycle, this might be your turning point.

Who is your neighbor, and what does it really mean to love them? Guest speaker JT Riley from Local Point Church in North Carolina unpacks Luke 10:25-37, where Jesus challenges us to move beyond self-preservation and take real action. Loving others means putting them first, showing mercy, being hospitable, and living generously. So, who is the Holy Spirit putting on your heart right now? Will you obey, or will you walk away? And what’s your next step in receiving the love of Jesus?

What’s your life really about? Jesus makes it clear—only what’s invested in God’s kingdom lasts. In this parable, He lays out a challenge: everything we have—money, influence, time—has been entrusted to us by God. And one day, He’ll ask what we did with it. Were we faithful, or did we waste it? This isn’t about guilt; it’s about perspective. Your life is training for something bigger. What you do now determines what God can trust you with next. So, what are you doing with what He’s given you?

What’s your life really about? Jesus tells two stories—one about a rich young fool who hoarded everything for himself and lost it all, and another about a rich young ruler who walked away sad because he couldn’t let go of his wealth.But what if that same man later gave it all away and changed the world? The truth is, what you trust in—your wealth, your plans, or Jesus—determines everything. If your life ended today, what would it have been about? Maybe it’s time for a shift. Are you open to that?

Why aren’t we experiencing the full, abundant life Jesus promised? It’s not because the Bible is too hard to understand. It’s not because of our circumstances. It’s because we don’t want to. Jesus’ parable of the sower reveals the brutal truth—God’s Word doesn’t take root in our lives because we’re too distracted, too stubborn, or too consumed by money and success. So, what’s standing in your way? Is your heart ready to receive what God is offering? Watch as we unpack what it really means to live a “with God” kind of life—starting today.

Jesus didn’t waste words. He told stories that flipped people’s view of God, life, and themselves upside down. But not everyone got it—some people leaned in, and others checked out. So, which one are you? This week, we’re breaking down why Jesus used parables, how they expose what’s really going on in our hearts, and why they still matter today. Don’t miss this—your life might just depend on it.

Is Jesus really coming back? And if so, when? The Bible is clear—Jesus will return, but the exact timing remains unknown. Instead of getting caught up in predictions, the real question is: are you ready? This message breaks down what Scripture says about the signs of the times, the return of Christ, and what happens next. Whether you’re skeptical, curious, or full of questions, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss. So, if Jesus came back tomorrow, how would that change how you live today?