As we are nearing the end of our study of Christ's great Sermon On The Mount, we come to the apex, the climax, of the message. Jesus has be comparing two ways of life throughout this message, human accomplishment vs. divine accomplishment. The human kind is all about how self-righteous a person is, doing all they can to make their own way to Heaven or their version of it. The divine kind is resting in that God has already done it and we can't add to it. Those that follow the divine will make it to heaven, those that don't, will not, no matter how 'religious' they are. There is only one way to heaven. Which way are you on? Which way will get you to heaven?

As we are nearing the end of our study of Christ's great Sermon On The Mount, we come to the apex, the climax, of the message. Jesus has be comparing two ways of life throughout this message, human accomplishment vs. divine accomplishment. The human kind is all about how self-righteous a person is, doing all they can to make their own way to Heaven or their version of it. The divine kind is resting in that God has already done it and we can't add to it. Those that follow the divine will make it to heaven, those that don't, will not, no matter how 'religious' they are. There is only one way to heaven. Which way are you on? Which way will get you to heaven?

As we are nearing the end of our study of Christ's great Sermon On The Mount, we come to the apex, the climax, of the message. Jesus has be comparing two ways of life throughout this message, human accomplishment vs. divine accomplishment. The human kind is all about how self-righteous a person is, doing all they can to make their own way to Heaven or their version of it. The divine kind is resting in that God has already done it and we can't add to it. Those that follow the divine will make it to heaven, those that don't, will not, no matter how 'religious' they are. There is only one way to heaven. Which way are you on? Which way will get you to heaven?

We are doing an in-depth study of the Sermon on the Mount, the greatest sermon by the greatest Preacher, Jesus Christ. Last week, we covered the first 6 verses of chapter 7 and we learned that we are to Stop Judging others. Today we will look at the next 6 verses and see that we are to love one another. Now, what's interesting is that the word "love" in not found in this passage, but it definitely is describing love. How do we love one another? Wholeheartedly! Listen, as we dive into "Start Loving."

We are doing an in-depth study of the Sermon on the Mount, the greatest sermon by the greatest Preacher, Jesus Christ. Last week, we covered the first 6 verses of chapter 7 and we learned that we are to Stop Judging others. Today we will look at the next 6 verses and see that we are to love one another. Now, what's interesting is that the word "love" in not found in this passage, but it definitely is describing love. How do we love one another? Wholeheartedly! Listen, as we dive into "Start Loving."

We are doing an in-depth study of the Sermon on the Mount, the greatest sermon by the greatest Preacher, Jesus Christ. Last week, we covered the first 6 verses of chapter 7 and we learned that we are to Stop Judging others. Today we will look at the next 6 verses and see that we are to love one another. Now, what's interesting is that the word "love" in not found in this passage, but it definitely is describing love. How do we love one another? Wholeheartedly! Listen, as we dive into "Start Loving."

Yes, we are still in our series on the Sermon on the Mount, but we have learned a lot over the last several months as we took a deep dive into this passage. This message will be no different. We are digging in one of the most quoted verses in the Bible, Matthew 7:1 (NKJV) - "Judge not, that you be not judged." There is a lot of misconceptions about that verse, which we will talk about today, but we are going to see that many have the wrong view of God, the wrong view of others, as well as a wrong view of self. What we need is the right balance.

Yes, we are still in our series on the Sermon on the Mount, but we have learned a lot over the last several months as we took a deep dive into this passage. This message will be no different. We are digging in one of the most quoted verses in the Bible, Matthew 7:1 (NKJV) - "Judge not, that you be not judged." There is a lot of misconceptions about that verse, which we will talk about today, but we are going to see that many have the wrong view of God, the wrong view of others, as well as a wrong view of self. What we need is the right balance.

Yes, we are still in our series on the Sermon on the Mount, but we have learned a lot over the last several months as we took a deep dive into this passage. This message will be no different. We are digging in one of the most quoted verses in the Bible, Matthew 7:1 (NKJV) - "Judge not, that you be not judged." There is a lot of misconceptions about that verse, which we will talk about today, but we are going to see that many have the wrong view of God, the wrong view of others, as well as a wrong view of self. What we need is the right balance.

We continue our series, as we deep dive into Jesus' Sermon On The Mount. In this message we are going to finish out chapter 6 by looking into what Jesus was referring to when He told us not to worry about stuff. We are going to see 4 things that worry is from this passage: unfaithful, unnecessary, unreasonable, and unwise. Join us as we learn that we need not worry about every little thing, or even the big things.