The upside-down message of Jesus isn't just for the internal state and posture of our hearts and minds... in fact, Jesus proclamations in the Beatitudes flow into our interactions with others and the world around us. How do you respond in relationship to those who hurt you? We explore this and more this week as we land on,

When Jesus talks about the kind of righteousness we hunger and thirst for, does He mean personal righteousness or seeing righteousness in the world around us? Actually it's BOTH, and they are woven together. It's why your heart aches when injustice happens: the righteousness of God is IN you.

Words. We all have them but we don't all treat them the same. Pastor Jason Turner shares God's heart regarding how we are to use our words, because words do matter.

We are a hungry and thirsty people. The enemy of our souls looks to distract and outwit us by offering counterfeits that leave us empty. But Jesus offers us real life.

Where should we turn with our unmet desires?

What does it mean to hunger and thirst for righteousness? How are we "filled" in this way?

What do you truly hunger for?

Meekness is on display, not when we act like pushovers, but when we live in the authentic power of loving and serving, just as Jesus did.

Meekness is powerfully displayed when we have some power or right but instead of demanding them, we choose to defer to someone else in love.