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Dr. Crawford Loritts warns that grace has been abused and law has been minimized. We have some wrong assumptions about the place of the law in the Christian life and the place of grace in the Christian life.  God is the same in the Old Testament as He is in the New Testament.  The standards are the same. How God relates...

Dr. Crawford Loritts continues his message, “Tasty and Bright.”  It’s a look at Matthew chapter 5 and Jesus’ teaching about being salt and light in the culture. Crawford encourages us to make Christ’s love very visible in our lives. The result will be that God’s light will shine in the darkness.

Crawford is leading us through a series of messages called, “For His Kingdom”… it’s a study in the NT book of Matthew. In a few moments, we’ll hear the rest of the message Crawford began last week about retaliation. The scribes and  Pharisees  of Jesus day were known to pull this on occasion in order...

Dr. Crawford Loritts looks at Jesus teaching about retaliating against those who do wrong to us. As Americans we’re quick to threaten legal action, to demean, to retaliate with angry speech on social media. The question for followers of Christ though is do we want to be right or do we want to be Kingdom people and relinquish our rights...

Matthew 6:1-18 I The message of these 18 verses is simply this: Don't show off. Don't use spiritual disciplines to promote yourself. Are you blowing your trumpet a little bit too much? Do you really want everybody to know how spiritually mature you are?  Jesus is not necessarily talking about running from recognition. It’s wrong...

Dr. Crawford Loritts says that in this passage Jesus is condensing everything He has said in the Sermon on the Mount to two basic things. They are: Keep it simple. Keep it tight. Don't make Christianity complicated. Find out more on today's program!

Matt 6:19-24  I There is a direct relationship between how we handle our resources and our true spirituality. In this message, Crawford explains what Jesus means when He says that we’re to go beyond the performance of the scribes and Pharisees. It’s as if Jesus is saying here, “Look, I need to tell you something.”...

Dr. Crawford Loritts takes us to Jesus closing thoughts expressed in the Sermon on the Mount.  As we come to the high point of the last two paragraphs, Jesus is calling for a decision or choice. What will you build your life upon?

Jesus is wrapping up the Sermon on the Mount. He offers some sobering words about our relationship with Him.  Do we really know him?  The most important crucial reality of our total existence is the assurance of our relationship with Christ, for if we get that wrong, there is too much at stake.  An important message from Crawford...