Jesus told us to be happy when we are persecuted because we are blessed. How do blessed people respond to others when they are mistreated?

Can people take us at our word? In the Kingdom, the heart of a citizen wants to be trusted, no matter the cost.

Our Greater Righteousness has practical implications. It affects our real life. Jesus gives us 6 examples and A Greater Heart looks at the first 2 and how they impact our relationships.

Our good deeds are supposed to make others cheer God. What good deeds? Where do we get these good deeds? Jesus tells us that A Greater Righteousness is required for us to have others cheer God.

Jesus' next platform is about the impact that our character will have on the people and the culture around us.

Jesus' first platform is A Greater Character. If he were stumping for political office, the character he would promote would be completely different than what we promote today, but it is a character everyone wants as a friend or employee.

This life is tough. To live it in Christ makes it even tougher. How do we live this life?

We are more than behaviors, we have responsibilities on our journey. Paul speaks to how we walk the line of our identity in our core roles.

God gives us a new identity and one of the most outward ways that we live it out is through our purity. How do we walk in the purity of our identity?

God gives us a new identity and one of the most outward ways that we live it out is through our purity. How do we walk in the purity of our identity?