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In this final Kingdom Ethic, Jesus revolutionizes everything. No, seriously: everything.
Are there common denominators to poorly-held and indefensible theological positions? I think there are, and I talk about them here.
How does Jesus say his followers respond to violence, theft, slander, and injustice? Have a listen!
What does Jesus say about oaths, promises, and spin? Have a listen!
What does Jesus say about marriage and divorce? While we won't tackle particulars until we get to Matthew 19, here's a glimpse of Jesus' mind on the issue.
How does Jesus approach the issue of lust? Very, very seriously. And for good reason, too. Have a listen!
In this text, Jesus helps us see that anger -- no matter to whom it's directed or why -- isn't something to be nursed. It's something to be evicted in the strongest of terms.
What does it mean that Jesus didn't come to abolish the law but to fulfill it? And what does it mean that our righteousness has to exceed the righteousness of the Scribes and Pharisees if we're to enter the Kingdom? Have a listen!
We're told not to "try to be" salt and light, but rather that we ARE, in fact, salt and light as Christians. That is our identity. Have a listen!
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