Bethlehem Baptist Church, NZ

The story of Jesus intersects our lives with the words; “Come, follow me,”. Jesus was more than a teacher, healer or prophet. Jesus is the way. The way to know God and to be part of his kingdom. We get to see how this first worked through the lives of his first followers. So let’s experience this call to follow through the eyes and actions of Peter the fisherman. The following eight weeks will ignite your faith for a life of kingdom living.

“Now when Jesus saw the crowds, he went up on a mountainside and sat down. His disciples came to him, and he began to teach them.” —Matthew 5:1-2

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus addresses prayer, marriage, and the narrow gate. He describes the eternal impact of loving our enemies and giving to the needy. Jesus uses his words to paint a picture and set a standard for what living as we’re called to be ought to look like. We see a glimmer of the Kingdom we were created for.

And in that glimmer, we not only see just how far from the mark we are, but also the blameless Savior who fulfills every law on our behalf because we can’t on our own.

The story of Jesus intersects our lives with the words; “Come, follow me,”. Jesus was more than a teacher, healer or prophet. Jesus is the way. The way to know God and to be part of his kingdom. We get to see how this first worked through the lives of his first followers. So let’s experience this call to follow through the eyes and actions of Peter the fisherman. The following eight weeks will ignite your faith for a life of kingdom living.

“Now when Jesus saw the crowds, he went up on a mountainside and sat down. His disciples came to him, and he began to teach them.” —Matthew 5:1-2

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus addresses prayer, marriage, and the narrow gate. He describes the eternal impact of loving our enemies and giving to the needy. Jesus uses his words to paint a picture and set a standard for what living as we’re called to be ought to look like. We see a glimmer of the Kingdom we were created for.

And in that glimmer, we not only see just how far from the mark we are, but also the blameless Savior who fulfills every law on our behalf because we can’t on our own.

The story of Jesus intersects our lives with the words; “Come, follow me,”. Jesus was more than a teacher, healer or prophet. Jesus is the way. The way to know God and to be part of his kingdom. We get to see how this first worked through the lives of his first followers. So let’s experience this call to follow through the eyes and actions of Peter the fisherman. The following eight weeks will ignite your faith for a life of kingdom living.

“Now when Jesus saw the crowds, he went up on a mountainside and sat down. His disciples came to him, and he began to teach them.” —Matthew 5:1-2

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus addresses prayer, marriage, and the narrow gate. He describes the eternal impact of loving our enemies and giving to the needy. Jesus uses his words to paint a picture and set a standard for what living as we’re called to be ought to look like. We see a glimmer of the Kingdom we were created for.

And in that glimmer, we not only see just how far from the mark we are, but also the blameless Savior who fulfills every law on our behalf because we can’t on our own.

The story of Jesus intersects our lives with the words; “Come, follow me,”. Jesus was more than a teacher, healer or prophet. Jesus is the way. The way to know God and to be part of his kingdom. We get to see how this first worked through the lives of his first followers. So let’s experience this call to follow through the eyes and actions of Peter the fisherman. The following eight weeks will ignite your faith for a life of kingdom living.

“Now when Jesus saw the crowds, he went up on a mountainside and sat down. His disciples came to him, and he began to teach them.” —Matthew 5:1-2

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus addresses prayer, marriage, and the narrow gate. He describes the eternal impact of loving our enemies and giving to the needy. Jesus uses his words to paint a picture and set a standard for what living as we’re called to be ought to look like. We see a glimmer of the Kingdom we were created for.

And in that glimmer, we not only see just how far from the mark we are, but also the blameless Savior who fulfills every law on our behalf because we can’t on our own.

The story of Jesus intersects our lives with the words; “Come, follow me,”. Jesus was more than a teacher, healer or prophet. Jesus is the way. The way to know God and to be part of his kingdom. We get to see how this first worked through the lives of his first followers. So let’s experience this call to follow through the eyes and actions of Peter the fisherman. The following eight weeks will ignite your faith for a life of kingdom living.

“Now when Jesus saw the crowds, he went up on a mountainside and sat down. His disciples came to him, and he began to teach them.” —Matthew 5:1-2

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus addresses prayer, marriage, and the narrow gate. He describes the eternal impact of loving our enemies and giving to the needy. Jesus uses his words to paint a picture and set a standard for what living as we’re called to be ought to look like. We see a glimmer of the Kingdom we were created for.

And in that glimmer, we not only see just how far from the mark we are, but also the blameless Savior who fulfills every law on our behalf because we can’t on our own.