What if we are living life upside-down? In other words, what if we are missing it? What if we are getting it all wrong? What if all the things that we are living for are the wrong things or (at least) not the right things? Is it possible that we have missed what it is to be a faithful Christ follower? The Sermon on the Mount is probably the best-known part of Jesus’ teaching, yet perhaps it is the most misunderstood and arguably the least obeyed. However, this teaching is the nearest thing we have to a manifesto that Jesus ever uttered for it is His own description of what he wanted His followers to be and to do.

What if we are living life upside-down? In other words, what if we are missing it? What if we are getting it all wrong? What if all the things that we are living for are the wrong things or (at least) not the right things? Is it possible that we have missed what it is to be a faithful Christ follower? The Sermon on the Mount is probably the best-known part of Jesus’ teaching, yet perhaps it is the most misunderstood and arguably the least obeyed. However, this teaching is the nearest thing we have to a manifesto that Jesus ever uttered for it is His own description of what he wanted His followers to be and to do.

What if we are living life upside-down? In other words, what if we are missing it? What if we are getting it all wrong? What if all the things that we are living for are the wrong things or (at least) not the right things? Is it possible that we have missed what it is to be a faithful Christ follower? The Sermon on the Mount is probably the best-known part of Jesus’ teaching, yet perhaps it is the most misunderstood and arguably the least obeyed. However, this teaching is the nearest thing we have to a manifesto that Jesus ever uttered for it is His own description of what he wanted His followers to be and to do.

What if we are living life upside-down? In other words, what if we are missing it? What if we are getting it all wrong? What if all the things that we are living for are the wrong things or (at least) not the right things? Is it possible that we have missed what it is to be a faithful Christ follower? The Sermon on the Mount is probably the best-known part of Jesus’ teaching, yet perhaps it is the most misunderstood and arguably the least obeyed. However, this teaching is the nearest thing we have to a manifesto that Jesus ever uttered for it is His own description of what he wanted His followers to be and to do.

What if we are living life upside-down? In other words, what if we are missing it? What if we are getting it all wrong? What if all the things that we are living for are the wrong things or (at least) not the right things? Is it possible that we have missed what it is to be a faithful Christ follower? The Sermon on the Mount is probably the best-known part of Jesus’ teaching, yet perhaps it is the most misunderstood and arguably the least obeyed. However, this teaching is the nearest thing we have to a manifesto that Jesus ever uttered for it is His own description of what he wanted His followers to be and to do.

What if we are living life upside-down? In other words, what if we are missing it? What if we are getting it all wrong? What if all the things that we are living for are the wrong things or (at least) not the right things? Is it possible that we have missed what it is to be a faithful Christ follower? The Sermon on the Mount is probably the best-known part of Jesus’ teaching, yet perhaps it is the most misunderstood and arguably the least obeyed. However, this teaching is the nearest thing we have to a manifesto that Jesus ever uttered for it is His own description of what he wanted His followers to be and to do.

What if we are living life upside-down? In other words, what if we are missing it? What if we are getting it all wrong? What if all the things that we are living for are the wrong things or (at least) not the right things? Is it possible that we have missed what it is to be a faithful Christ follower? The Sermon on the Mount is probably the best-known part of Jesus’ teaching, yet perhaps it is the most misunderstood and arguably the least obeyed. However, this teaching is the nearest thing we have to a manifesto that Jesus ever uttered for it is His own description of what he wanted His followers to be and to do.

What if we are living life upside-down? In other words, what if we are missing it? What if we are getting it all wrong? What if all the things that we are living for are the wrong things or (at least) not the right things? Is it possible that we have missed what it is to be a faithful Christ follower?

The Sermon on the Mount is probably the best-known part of Jesus’ teaching, yet perhaps it is the most misunderstood and arguably the least obeyed. However, this teaching is the nearest thing we have to a manifesto that Jesus ever uttered for it is His own description of what he wanted His followers to be and to do.

James the brother of Christ, struggled to embrace Jesus as Messiah. But after the resurrection, everything changed. Now the persecuted church that is literally running for their life looks to James to lead them to a place of security and stability. FWBC Worship Pastor, Tanner Rosenbalm, expounds on the first chapter of James in this 2 week mini-series simply entitled James.

James the brother of Christ, struggled to embrace Jesus as Messiah. But after the resurrection, everything changed. Now the persecuted church that is literally running for their life looks to James to lead them to a place of security and stability. FWBC Worship Pastor, Tanner Rosenbalm, expounds on the first chapter of James in this 2 week mini-series simply entitled James.