In the conclusion of the Sermon on the Mount series, we tackle the final two verses of Matthew 7: 28-29 where Jesus finishes the sermon. Jesus finished what He had to say before leaving earth. He will also finish what He has to say to us in this life. How will we respond? What does coming to Christ look like?

Pastor Jason Riddle from Hope Church Stoneville gives a message on Matthew 7: 13-27 in which these topics are discussed: How can we become a disciple of Jesus or a citizen of His kingdom? What do we have to surrender to be a disciple of Jesus? What is the will of the Father? Will you enter the kindgom and follow Jesus or walk away toward destruction? The choice is yours.

Why do people ask questions? What does it say about us if we are no longer asking questions? What are we seeking? What is "evil" and why does God allow it to exist? How is asking, seeking, and knocking connected to the golden rule?

How many of us have heard, "don't judge me" or "you're not supposed to judge?" How many of us struggle with judging others and being critical of others? Does our focus on the faults of others blind us to our own faults? How do we have a discerning spirit instead of a judgmental, critical, or condemning spirit? Pastor Clint Conner from Hope Church Martinsville, VA gives a message on these topics by diving into Matthew 7: 1-6.

What is anxiety? What causes anxiety? What doesn't cause anxiety? How many of us have anxiety because we are too focused on material things? How do we deal with our anxiety? What does Jesus have to say about anxiety?

What is fasting? What are we pursuing when we are fasting? What do people treasure? What "treasure" is in heaven? Does it really matter how we see the world? How do we "correct" our "vision?"

In this sermon of the "Sermon on the Mount" series, we continue to dive into the model prayer and attempt to answer the following questions: What is "bread?" Why ask for forgiveness? How is forgiveness achieved? What "covenant" are we under?

What is prayer? Who gets to pray? How do we pray? This sermon in the "Sermon on the Mount" series dives into the model prayer and how we, as Christians, should pray.

What is a hypocrite and a pretender? Who should we seek validation from? How should we pray? How do we go from hypocrisy to authenticity? This sermon in the "Sermon on the Mount" series tackles these questions.

Who do we often see as our enemies? What does Jesus say about how we, as Christians, should treat our enemies or people who persecute or hurt us? What is "common grace" and what could (or should) it lead to? What does God want the follower of Christ to do? How do we enter heaven if the standard is perfection?