As we enter Matthew 6, we find 3 sections where Jesus tells his listeners not to be like the hypocrites. What was he driving at? What does it mean to "practice our righteousness"?

In Matthew 5:21-48 Jesus takes 6 Laws and sheds some new light on them. Some he restricts, some he expands. What was Jesus trying to show us here?

Jesus said that he didn't come to abolish the law, but to fulfill it. What does that mean for us? And how are we meant to understand his teaching on anger?

In this message Ps Nate covers the next couple of sections in the Sermon on the Mount. What does Jesus mean when he says we are the salt of the earth? And what about being the light? And what has this got to do with the law?

This week we cover the famous Beatitudes, unpacking them and exploring what they mean for us today.

Why did Matthew compile a bunch of Jesus' messages into one super-message? What was the focal point of the Sermon on the Mount?

What's the deal with spiritual gifts? And how do we use them?

What does the Holy Spirit actually do in our lives? Is power all that the Holy Spirit gives us?

So is there something special about "Spirit baptism"? How do we cooperate with what the Holy Spirit is doing?

Why is baptism important? Why does Jesus command us to be baptised?