We look at Jesus’ story of the wise and foolish builders and what his story means for our lives. Each one of us is a “builder”, and we have the choice to build either on sand, or on the Solid Rock of Christ.

It is important to detect and avoid the teachings of any False Prophets that might pass our way. But it is equally important to check that we ourselves are true and obedient Christians.

We take a careful look at the Bible’s teaching on how to avoid false prophets, while we also examine ourselves.

While it is easy to enter through the popular Wide Gate, in the passage that we discuss today Christians are urged to enter through the Narrow Gate.

The Bible instructs Christians to pray to God. And Jesus promises that our prayers will be answered.

God wants Christians to pray to Him: Our topic for today.

We continue looking at what Jesus meant when he said: “Do not judge”.

What did Jesus mean when he said: “Do not judge”, in his Sermon on the Mount?

Jesus shows us how to overcome worry by having the right perspectives and priorities – by seeking God’s kingdom first, and by trusting in God in our day-to-day life.

In the sermon on the Mount, Jesus taught about how to overcome worry. We look at his illustrations from nature – the birds of the air and the flowers of the field