Ungrieved losses lead to unhealed lives. This beatitude (“blessed are those who mourn”) gives us Jesus’s answer to the grief of our pain and loss, enabling us to grieve our losses, and find healing for them.
In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus is inviting us to become a different people. It’s all about who we are becoming. But it begins by showing us what God is doing.
In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus is inviting us to become a different people. It’s all about who we are becoming. But it begins by showing us what God is doing.
"The kingdom of God" is at the heart of Jesus's message and the life he offers. But unless we understand what the kingdom is, we won't be able to enter into the good life he offers us in the Sermon on the Mount.
"The kingdom of God" is at the heart of Jesus's message and the life he offers. But unless we understand what the kingdom is, we won't be able to enter into the good life he offers us in the Sermon on the Mount.
Have you ever wondered why God allows such pain and suffering in the world? It's a common objection against belief in the God of the Bible. It is also a common question for Christians to wrestle with. The good news is that God has given us a whole book of the Bible that addresses that very issue. Join us as we explore the problem of suffering in the book of Job.
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