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As we conclude our reflections on the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew Chapters 5-7), we encounter Jesus' foundational teachings on Christian life and entering the Kingdom of God. This serves as a blueprint for a blessed life and the heart of true discipleship.
Yet, this call to holiness is not without its challenges. Matthew’s Gospel reminds us of the danger of compromising or distorting the truth, whether through misinterpretation or subtle reductionism. The preservation of the Gospel demands not only faithfulness, but vigilance, especially against internal division and the quiet erosion of truth.
We are called to examine both the teachings we follow and the lives we lead, asking whether they bear the fruits of the Spirit and lead us into deeper communion with Christ.
Reflection question: How do I bear witness to the Truth and does my life produce fruits that reflect Christ?
By CatholicSG RadioAs we conclude our reflections on the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew Chapters 5-7), we encounter Jesus' foundational teachings on Christian life and entering the Kingdom of God. This serves as a blueprint for a blessed life and the heart of true discipleship.
Yet, this call to holiness is not without its challenges. Matthew’s Gospel reminds us of the danger of compromising or distorting the truth, whether through misinterpretation or subtle reductionism. The preservation of the Gospel demands not only faithfulness, but vigilance, especially against internal division and the quiet erosion of truth.
We are called to examine both the teachings we follow and the lives we lead, asking whether they bear the fruits of the Spirit and lead us into deeper communion with Christ.
Reflection question: How do I bear witness to the Truth and does my life produce fruits that reflect Christ?

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