One of the key things Jesus taught in the Sermon on the Mount was to love and respect others, including our enemy.

In our Canadian national anthem we sing: "From far and wide O Canada, we stand on guard for the. God keep our land glorious and free! O Canada, we stand on guard for thee." How can the Canadian Church today stand on guard?

Jesus concludes the Sermon on the Mount with the parable of two builders. Each build a house and outwardly they make it look the same. But when a storm came, it revealed the true nature of the foundation.

And a voice from heaven said, “This is my Son, whom I love; with him I am well pleased.” – Matthew 3:17

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus instructed His disciples about the importance of bearing good fruit and the need for them to recognize the type of people they were dealing with, by observing the type of fruits they were bearing.

The Sermon on the Mount demands a choice, an absolute choice and a choice that leads to a fixed eternal destination. In this message Pastor Dave Koop teaches on the two paths we can take, the narrow path or the broad path.

The Sermon on the Mount is a roadmap for life that leads us into a richer relationship with God and the people around us. This “map” leads us out of the legalistic life (you have heard it said…) into a life of grace empowered by the Spirit of Christ (but I say to you…).

In this special Mother’s Day message, Pastors Dave and Cheryl take a look at Jochebed, the mother of Moses, who had just a few short years with her son, yet the impact she left is still felt today.

Jesus called His followers to avoid judgement without the right attitude, the right information and the right process.