Nearly anything has the potential to cause anxiety. We can thus find our attention fixated on that which is causing fear and worry. In this week's Catalyst service, Moriah makes her debut in teaching on a Thursday night, reminding us to look to the birds, look to the flowers, and look to Him before we ever look at our own hardships. This gives us clarity, understanding, and perhaps most importantly, peace.

We are in a time of the year when other faiths are possibly encouraging fasting. It also happens to be the topic of Jesus' Sermon on the Mount this week at Catalyst. Have you ever fasted? We can be tempted to let our sacrifice unto God be broadcast before others. We can also be tempted to focus on earthly treasures, which Shandi also covers this week from Matthew 6.

This week, Jay Gordon continues our series through the Sermon on the Mount. Reminding us of the importance of our heart condition, Jesus lays out how we should give to the needy and how we should pray to an audience of one.

This semester, our Catalyst series shifts from the 10 Commandments to Jesus' Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5-7. Now in our 3rd week of the semester, Sam Parker walks with us through Jesus' continuing teaching. This week, we address making oaths, retaliation, and loving our enemies.

This semester, our Catalyst series shifts from the 10 Commandments to Jesus' Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5-7. This week, Shandi Harris shares on the difficult matters Jesus teaches, specifically regarding the Kingdom ethics in matters of anger, lust, and divorce.

This semester, our Catalyst series shifts from the 10 Commandments to Jesus' Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5-7. Sam Parker shares this week, covering the Beatitudes, as well as Jesus' admonition to His followers to be salt and light.

In the last Catalyst of the Fall 2025 semester, Sam Parker concludes the study of the Ten Commandments by showing how God's law reveals His holiness and our need for grace, not self-justification. The message points us away from ourselves and toward Christ, who fulfills the law and brings true life and hope. Next semester, the study will continue in the Sermon on the Mount as Jesus responds to the law and reveals what life in God's kingdom looks like.