Those who have tasted the Peace of God can and must become peacemakers. In this 7th sermon on The Sermon On The Mount we hear of the character of the blessed, of the Prince of Peace and the promise that Christ gives us.

Matthew 5:8 speaks to the condition of the natural man's heart, the condition of the blessed man's heart and that great promise of Christ "They shall see God"

This sermon brings clarity to the issues surrounding oathtaking and the honoring of God's name. Listen in as Pastor Rossi looks at Matthew 5:33-37 and Lord's Day 36 and 37.

Looking at Matthew 5:7 we learn the character of the blessed, the mercy of God in Christ, and the promise of Christ. There are at least 3 applications for us in this passage.

Being reformed is a move from one condition to a better condition. Learn how Deuteronomy 4:15-36 instructs us in the reformation of our Worship Services.

How do we recognize the idols in our own hearts and why does it matter? From this sermon from 1 John 5:21 we learn the meaning of idolatry, the influence of idols on us, and the peril of idolatry.

What is most important to you? What do you crave? In Matthew 5:1-12 we hear the condition of the blessed, the righteousness of God, and the promise of Christ.

In this third sermon in the Sermon On The Mount series from Matthew 5, we learn of the condition of the blessed, the promise of an inheritance and the scope of the inheritance.

From 2 Cor 7:10 we learn the meaning of, the prerequisite to and the result of repentance. Lord's Day 33 of the Heidelberg Catechism provides a summary of the historic understanding of repentance.

What does it mean to mourn, to receive the comfort of God and what makes certain the coming of the Kingdom? Listen in as Pastor Rossi looks at Matthew 5:4.