Jesus teaches us how we are to act in our Christian communities. We must relate to each other in a generous not judgmental manner while still exercising wise disorient. As God is generous to us, we can learn to act in the same way towards others.

"The Measure You Use", Craig Ford, 07-12-26

Paul invites the congregation in Philippi to imitate Jesus way of living by giving more regard for others than for yourself.

"The Gospel Centered Life", Craig Ford, 07-05-26

We are encouraged to invest ourselves in kingdom matters. We need to know the fleeting value of earthly treasures and the lasting value of eternal ones. We do this by being generous and trusting in God so that we are not anxious about what we have.

"The Treasures that Matter Most", Craig Ford, 06-21-26

When approaching God in our ‘acts of righteousness’ we are reminded that God is the only audience that matters.

"Righteousness Without Applause", Craig Ford, 06-14-26

Oaths, retaliation, and love. Once again, we’ll see how Jesus draws out the true intention of each section.

"Better Righteousness Part 2", Craig Ford, June 07, 2026

Jesus will give specific examples that illustrate how his followers will live a better righteousness. At its heart, it is about pursuing the intention of the law and not simply following a shallow or narrow aspect. We seek reconciliation and healing in our relationships.

"Better Righteousness", Craig Ford, 05-31-26

Jesus is the Messiah in an unexpected way, and His teachings are also unexpected.

" The Upside-Down Values of the Kingdom of Heaven", Craig Ford, May 24, 2026.

"Christian Apprenticeship Required"

Craig Ford, May 17, 2026