We dive into Matthew 6:1-18 and ask 3 questions:

Who do we look like? Who pays our wages? Where does it all lead?

Looking at Matthew 5:33-48 - and how we pursue justice in our lives and in our world.

Int this sermon we look at Jesus' teaching on adultery, lust and divorce and ponder whether it's all symptomatic of a great truth.

We pause our regular series in the Sermon on the Mount to dive into(!) Jesus' baptism recorded in Matthew 3

This week we begin to look at the meat on the bones of Jesus saying He's come to fill up the law - and how living in the Fathers world means more than staying away from Murder.

This week Pastor John take us through Matthew 5:17-18 and unpacks how Jesus views the Old Testament - exploring how His life would become the fulfilling of the life God has always offered by faith

This week we consider Matthew 5:13-16 and how the Kingdom Christ reveals calls us to live distinctive lives.

This week John Perry starts proper in the Sermon on the Mount as he dives into the Beatittudes

Smartphones are everywhere - for good or for ill. But that doesn't mean they should have free reign in our lives.

In this podcast, Sammy is joined by Jonathan Thomas to discuss 5 tactics we can employ to ensure we rule over our phones instead of having our phones rule over us.

Jonathan Thomas is the author of, 'Intentional Interruptions: Learning to be Interrupted the Way God Intended' and former pastor of Ammanford Evangelical Church!

You can get his book, published by Christian Focus, at either:

https://www.christianfocus.com/products/3117/intentional-interruptions

or

https://uk.10ofthose.com/product/9781527110205/intentional-interruptions-paperback

Intro & Welcome 0:00

Hack #1 "Turn Off Notifications" 5:03

Hack #2 "Sleep in Separate Rooms" 12:27

Hack #3 "Take a Sabbath" 19:08

Hack #4 "Embrace Boredom" 26:52

Hack #5 "Decide What's Best" 36:41

We begin this week a study in Jesus' great Sermon on the Mount (SOTM). One of the most influential teachings in human history ... what is it?

Is it a template for what life SHOULD be like? Is it a mirror held up to to our shortcomings, our CAN'T? Or is it pulling back the curtain on what life lived in the Father's rule COULD be like?

Pastor Sammy Davies helps us to consider