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The final chapters tells a gruesome story of the worst of humanity, resulting in the death of God's own son. Yet, Jesus is not defeated. He defeats death and points his disciples to a kingdom that will never be defeated. Even when things seem dark, Jesus promises he will be with us, to the very end of the age! And in the meantime, we have work to do!

Have you met Pastor Darrin? Now's a perfect chance! Hear about his family, love for Minnesota, and where he sees grace in this community.

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How do we adapt our methods of mission in an ever changing world?

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Jesus' arrival in Jerusalem was a disruption to the social, religious, and political "kingdoms" of the entire city. In what ways does Jesus continue to disrupt our lives in order to establish his Kingdom over us and within us?

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Jesus wants a deep and growing heart-to-heart relationship with us that transforms us by the sanctifying work of his Spirit so that he can through us to love others.

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Why does Jesus think that children are the greatest? Because God loves to help those who can't help themselves.

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Find out what it means to "believe in miracles" through the eyes of Matthew and the experiences of Peter.

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To live out what Jesus teaches us to pray in the Lord's prayer, that God's will be done, "on earth as it is in heaven" we need to know how it is, in the kingdom of heaven. In this chapter of parables, Jesus teaches us to imagine the unimaginable- what life in God's kingdom is, will be, and can be known in kingdom moments, even here among us.

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Jesus was continually being accused of breaking the Sabbath by the religious leaders of his time. Find out how Jesus challenged and reframed their (and our) misunderstanding of God's intent in calling for a day of holy rest.

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In Matthew 10, Jesus sends his disciples into the world to prepare people to receive the good news of Jesus' redeeming and restoring work for them. What can we learn from this account about what Jesus wants for people, and for us as his disciples as we live as his 'sent' ones, to our communities today?