In our third Beatitude Jesus changes the focus in that this one deals with how we relate to other people. God blesses those who are humble, as they will inherit the whole earth. When we are gentle, humble, and meek in how we interact with others, we mirror the image of Jesus in a way that is met with peace. And in this we have the future hope of our eternal inheritance when Jesus returns.

As we move into the second of eight beatitudes Jesus taught on we look at what Jesus meant by the comfort of God those who mourn will receive. Mourning sin comes from a place of repentance in which we then experience the Kingdom of Heaven here on earth by way of God's comfort.

As we start a new series on the Beatitudes, we look at what it means to be poor in spirit. To be poor in spirit is the foundation we build each beatitude on, and it is a way Christians learn to live so that we can experience the fullness of the Kingdom of Heaven.

As we end our "Courage is a Journey" series, Chip talks about the importance of living beyond our past. Not allowing our past to define our present, so we can press into who it is Jesus is calling us to be.

When it comes to the courage needed to stay the course, to navigate through the hard stuff of life, pain and suffering, hurt and loss, we look and a man in the Bible by the name of Job and how he dealt with an enormous loss in his life.

In part 2 of our "Courage is a Journey" series Kristen Fitterer talks about the courage it takes to follow the calling God is asking is to live for Him.

Kim Richardson starts a new sermon series on titled, "Courage is a Journey." In the first message of this series Kim sets the foundation for standing strong in the truth of our Christian values.

Special Guest Jeff Clendenin from Life Vineyard teaches on the steps to take when it comes to understanding the type of generous person God calls us to be.