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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.

It's time you get rid of your list and live in freedom for good.

 Part 2 of “Getting on Board” Matt.: 4:19-25.  Crawford Loritts takes us to the unfolding of Jesus public ministry. Jesus is on His way to declaring the kingdom of heaven and the kingdom of God in the midst of humanity.  Crawford emphasizes that to follow Jesus means to make a firm decision to do so. It’s...

When it comes to happiness, don't be afraid of it. God's way brings happiness.

Crawford Loritts highlights The Beatitudes in Matthew 5, calling this one of the most popular passages in the Bible. From this text, Crawford suggests that happiness can come from unexpected places and conditions.

Some things are worth finding, even if it takes you forever to find them.

We’re in a series called “For His Kingdom,” a study in the gospel of Matthew.  This message is titled, “Passing the Test.”  Our speaker, Dr. Crawford Loritts takes us to Matthew 4:1-11, to describe how Jesus passed His test of temptation in the wilderness. In part two we’ll look at how we can...

In part one of “Passing the Test,” Dr. Crawford Loritts took us to Matthew 4:1-11, to describe how Jesus passed his test of temptation in the wilderness. In this second part, Crawford talks about how we pass our test.

- John 21:5-19 / Peter’s betrayal of Jesus after Jesus was arrested and taken away to be tried and crucified was a betrayal of massive proportions. How could he betray God’s own Son? And yet Peter was given a chance for redemption and forgiveness. Think your mistake, your sin is so bad that it can’t be forgiven? Not so!

- John 21:5-19 / No doubt you know a fellow Christian who has fallen morally. Ever said to yourself, “that person is going to be put on a shelf, they’ll no longer be useful to God.” But is that a fair assessment? It depends on how sin is dealt with. Have we overlooked some important biblical guidelines, important directives...