Love and mercy flow from our lives when we see the love and and mercy we have been shown and the love and mercy we still need every day.

Jesus calls his disciples to a radical love that extends to all people, including enemies, and displays to the world the greatness of God's love and mercy seen in the gospel.

Jesus calls his disciples to a radical love that extends to all people, including enemies, and displays to the world the greatness of God's love and mercy seen in the gospel.

Jesus begins the Sermon on the Plain by making it clear that in the value system of his kingdom, those who the world despises are the ones who are truly blessed.

Jesus begins the Sermon on the Plain by making it clear that in the value system of his kingdom, those who the world despises are the ones who are truly blessed.

As Jesus chooses the twelve, heals with power, casts out demons, and preaches of the principles his followers are to live by, he makes it clear that, while rooted in the Old Covenant, his kingdom is a kingdom unlike anything else.

As Jesus chooses the twelve, heals with power, casts out demons, and preaches of the principles his followers are to live by, he makes it clear that, while rooted in the Old Covenant, his kingdom is a kingdom unlike anything else.

Jesus reveals that the heart of the Sabbath is found in both loving God and loving others, and that those two commands are never in conflict.

Jesus reveals that the heart of the Sabbath is found in both loving God and loving others, and that those two commands are never in conflict.

In the call of Levi (Matthew), Jesus caps off a series of encounters with the outcasts of society and lets the grumbling Pharisees know that he did not come for those who think they are righteous but for sinners who know they need to repent.