As we reach the end of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus leaves no room for casual listeners. He hasn't spent this entire sermon merely offering moral ideals or good-sounding advice—we're called to make a choice.
Throughout the Sermon, Jesus paints a compelling picture of the Kingdom of God,
As we step into the final chapter of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus paints a beautiful picture of life within God’s family. In these verses, we hear familiar family language — brother, son, children — reminding us that we are part of something deeply relational as believers. Jesus invites us
Back in April, we took a deep dive into our motivations. As followers of Christ, we shouldn't be chasing applause or recognition from the world. Instead, our eyes should be focused on seeking God's approval and His reward. This month, we're going to be taking it a step further. It's
Chances are you have probably heard the Lord's Prayer at some point in your life. Maybe you've even heard people recite it while they are praying. While our prayer life shouldn't just consist of reciting the Lord's Prayer that we find in Matthew 6:9-13, it is a good outline
Just in the previous chapter it says, "so that they may see your good works" and now in Matthew 6:1 Jesus is giving us a warning of practicing our righteousness to be seen by others. So which one is it? Should we be doing this for others to see
