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This time we're talking about Matthew 7: 7-11, discussing prayer, relationship and the point of engaging God in dialogue. 

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This time we're jumping into Chapter 7 by talking about Logs, Specks, Honestly, Judgements, pearls and pigs? Is Jesus telling us who pigs are? Should any Christians judge? 

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This week we're looking back on Matthew 6. 

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In this week's episode we're closing out Matthew chapter 6 by having an honest conversation about anxiety and what Jesus says about it. 

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In Matthew 6:22–24, Jesus moves from treasure to vision to allegiance. The eye is the lamp of the body, but this passage has often been pulled out of context and used as a warning about sexual purity, pornography, and “guarding your eyes.”

In this episode of Kingdom on Foot, we look honestly at how these verses became a pillar of purity-culture teaching and why that reading misses the point Jesus is making. Set between His teaching on treasure and His warning that we cannot serve both God and money, Jesus is exposing how greed, fear, and divided loyalty can distort the way we see people, possessions, and the world around us. This is an invitation to recover the passage in context and allow God to form in us a clear, generous, and undivided vision.

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In Matthew 6:19–21, Jesus challenges us to look closely at what we are building our lives around. Earthly treasure promises security, but everything we gather here remains vulnerable to loss, decay, and change.

In this episode of Kingdom on Foot, we explore what Jesus means by storing treasure in heaven, why our hearts follow what we invest in, and how money, time, attention, and ambition quietly shape our desires. This is an invitation to hold the good things of life with open hands and discover a deeper security in the care of the Father.

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What is Jesus really teaching about fasting in Matthew 6:16–18? In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus does not reject fasting. He rescues it from performance.

In this video, we explore Matthew 6:16–18 in context by looking at fasting, hidden devotion, appetite, the Father who sees in secret, spiritual performance, Isaiah 58, and the deeper hunger beneath the body’s hunger. This is a deeper look at how fasting is not meant to make us impressive, but honest — not a stage for spiritual image, but a way of bringing our real hunger before God. 

We also talk about why fasting is not hatred of the body, why it is not punishment, how it can expose the things that quietly master us, and why Jesus tells his disciples to wash their faces instead of turning devotion into theater. At its best, fasting becomes the body joining the soul in prayer. It becomes hunger turned toward the Father. 

This passage is not just about giving something up. It is about learning to let God meet us in the place where we usually reach for something else. 

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What is Jesus really teaching in Matthew 6:5–13? In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus does not just teach us how to pray. He teaches us who we are praying to, why we pray, and what prayer becomes when it is no longer about performance.

In this video, we explore Matthew 6:5–13 in context by looking at prayer in secret, the Father who sees, empty repetition, the Lord’s Prayer, God’s name, God’s kingdom, daily bread, forgiveness, temptation, and deliverance from evil. This is a deeper look at how Jesus moves prayer out of religious theater and back into relationship — not a show for others, not a technique to control God, but a child turning toward the Father. 

We also talk about why Jesus warns against prayer as performance, why he warns against anxious babbling, what it means to pray “Our Father in heaven,” and how the Lord’s Prayer gathers together heaven and earth, holiness and hunger, forgiveness and weakness, trust and surrender. Prayer is not about informing God of what he does not know. It is about being formed in the presence of the God who already knows what we need. 

This passage is not just about prayer words. It is about learning to live before the Father. 

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 What is Jesus teaching in Matthew 6:1–4? In this video, we explore the warning against practicing righteousness to be seen by others, and the deeper invitation into hidden mercy, sincerity, generosity, and life before the Father who sees in secret. This is a deeper look at how giving can become performance, and how Jesus calls his followers back into a quieter, freer, more truthful kind of righteousness. 

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