When preaching through the Sermon on the Mount, the Scriptures pick the topic. Therefore, if Christ didn’t shy away from the controversial issue of lust, neither should we.

The first topic in Jesus’s Sermon on the Mount, anger. This sermon shows how anger and insult equal murder in God’s eyes and how we are to handle those who we are at odds with.

In opening Matthew 5:17-20 Christ explains why He came into this world. But His sermon also answers how we are suppose to handle the Old Testament Law. Listening could keep you from being the least in God’s kingdom.

Jesus identifies Himself with Yahweh in the Sermon on the Mount when He compares His disciples to the persecuted prophets of old (Matt. 5:11–12; Jer. 37–38). The disciples who speak for Jesus are like the prophets who spoke for the Lord of the covenant; therefore, Christ implies His divine sovereignty. The prophets carried out their…

The most powerful tool of evangelism we have is living out the Sermon on the Mount. How wonderful will it be tomorrow morning to open up the greatest sermon ever preached by the greatest Preacher the world has ever known, Jesus of Nazareth. Come and be “blessed”.

The most powerful tool of evangelism we have is living out the Sermon on the Mount. How wonderful will it be tomorrow morning to open up the greatest sermon ever preached by the greatest Preacher the world has ever known, Jesus of Nazareth. Come and be “blessed”.

A reminder of the Gospel.

Christians should always be pressing forward regardless of their circumstances, but often we find ourselves running in the same direction of the unsaved world. It can get very confusing when those around us are improving self through self, while Believers are called to die to self through Christ. This concept can be encouraging and debilitating…