The Lord Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount teaches that there is much more to adultery than what the Jews thought. And examining this text, we will see that God desires that we fight all unchaste thoughts with seriousness and vitality.

In this sermon we consider Psalm 100. A Psalm that calls all people to come and worship the true and living God. We will see what we are to do when we gather for worship and what our attitude should be.

A teaching on Jesus's words regarding anger and murder

In the sermon on the mount, the Lord Jesus shows that He is the author of the Law of God and that has many implications for how His disciples are to live.

As we conclude our journey through Leviticus we end with the Sabbath year and the year of Jubilee. These gracious commands of lengthy rest to Israel point us to Christ and our final rest in Him.As we conclude our journey through Leviticus we end with the Sabbath year and the year of Jubilee. These gracious commands of lengthy rest to Israel point us to Christ and our final rest in Him.

As Lord of all God called Israel to set aside sacred times to remember what He had done for them and to give them rest. This Sunday morning we will see how these feasts point us to Christ and what they mean for us today.

The Lord calls his people to be salt and light. This Sunday evening we will consider what this means for how we are to live in a world with darkness.

In these chapters, God sets out what ethical perfection looks like in a community where He is to dwell. We will see that our daily relationships with our families, friends, colleagues and even random strangers has much to do with our distance to God.

Our desires are often unreasonable, depraved and hostile to the God who saved us. In this sermon we see the life that the Saviour requires of His holy people and we examine our desires in light of the Lord’s perfect law.

The Sermon on the Mount is the greatest sermon ever preached. Learn about the setting, context and importance of Jesus' most famous sermon.