This week we explore something of what it means to have Jesus-centred relationships with others and God, even in those rare occasions when we come across extreme negative behaviour.

Read from Matthew 7:1-12

This week we'll be exploring the connection between our anxiety and what or whom we are looking at.

How do we need to live to traverse the landscape of faith in Jesus? We need to learn to be disciplined, and travel lightly.

Today we reach the epicentre of the Sermon on the Mount; prayer. It all leads to it and everything flows from it. An authentic, real connection with our Heavenly Father. 

We begin the next section of The Sermon on The Mount in this podcast. What does it mean to see religion through the eyes of Jesus? And how can we live truly generous lives?

This week we come to the end of this section of the the Sermon on the Mount, where Jesus is teaching about being right with God with regard to the Old Testament law, in light of his new kingdom. This is perhaps his most challenging teaching yet - loving enemies.

Have you ever made a promise? Have you ever broken one? Lets look more at Jesus teaching about saying 'yes' and 'no', as we seek to live lives tight by God and each other. 

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Song Lyrics quoted from 'Love Break Me' by Starfield

Quote by Dallas Willard in his book 'The Divine Conspiracy'

Today we carefully unpick Jesus' teaching around Divorce, and seek some deeper wisdom that applies to us all.

Today we explore the importance of being authentic human beings, the same on the inside as on the outside. Why is it so important to keep out minds and imaginations in line with God's ways, and where do we find the power to live rightly?

Read Matthew 5:27-30

In this episode we start the next section of The Sermon on the Mount, concerned with how to live rightly with God and each other, regarding God's laws now that Jesus has come. Jesus first case study is Anger, and its final destination - murder.

Read Matthew 5:17-26