As Jesus begins to wrap up the Sermon on the Mount, He gives two ways to respond.

Jesus speaks about judging others and how God's Kingdom ultimately demands that we do unto others as we would have them do unto us.

Jesus talks about the dangers of pursuing worldly wealth for security and gives us His way of living in light of the Father's loving care.

Jesus talks about prayer, highlighting the importance of the Fatherhood of God in prayer.

Jesus deals with the topics of divorce and oaths and the depths of those commands, showing us the importance of integrity in the life of a disciple. Integrity comes as we come to know the trustworthiness of the Lord.

As Jesus continues to address practical matters of life, he addresses lust. We address what the Bible says about sex, the essence of lust, and a way forward for those with lustful hearts.

Jesus addresses His attitude toward that law and how He fits with the rest of the Bible, giving the example of anger and murder for how the law is meant to take root in our hearts.

Jesus explains the purpose of disciples living out the life of the Kingdom in God's world.

We look at the second half of the beatitudes to examine the effects of a heart changed by Christ.

We look at the first half of the beatitudes where Jesus gives his radical portrayal of what Christians are meant to be like.