Taproot Church Twin Falls

Hypocritical Witness

Hypocritical Righteousness

Yahweh Alone is Worthy of Praise

Hypocritical Generosity

Hypocritical Swearing

We’re continuing to work through the woes of Jesus. In this sermon, we focus in on the unnecessary practice of swearing oaths. Jesus teaches us that the church is to be a community who doesn’t get distracted by minutiae and who are learning to live simply honest lives saying what we mean and doing what we say.

Hypocritical Mission

In this sermon, we begin working through the seven woes Jesus pronounces over the religious leaders of his day. In these first two woes, we’re called to assess our message and motives for the kingdom of God.

The Greatest Commandment

Christ from Beginning to End

Taproot and TFCC gathered together and hosted special guest Stephen Wellum. Wellum is a professor of Christian Theology at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He is the author and co-author of numerous articles and books, including Christ From Beginning to End.

The Politics of Jesus

When it comes to politics, the cultural climate we’re living in is highly charged. Increasingly, people are polarized by partisan lines, living with the hope that their political party will provide the solution. But this only leads to disappointment. The good news is that Jesus teaches us another politic. In this text, Jesus marvelously responds to the question posed by the religious authorities, putting government in its proper place and showing us that there is indeed a better and more sure way to order our lives–the way of His kingdom!

Invited to the Wedding Feast

In this sermon, Jesus once again teaches what the kingdom is like utilizing a parable. In this parable, we are confronted with the immense grace of the Father who opens the invitation to the feast for all humanity. The question we're left with is whether or not we'll enter on Jesus' terms or if we'll stay stuck in the belief that we can enter on our own terms.