Jesus warns us that there will always be false teachers and false prophets saying they have a new way, a better way or an easier way to live the Christian life. We must be able to discern truth from deception by observing the fruits of those profession the Gospel. To be able know the truth, one must study the truth found in God's Word.

As we near the end of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus begins teaching true Christians how to relate to one another as we journey through life. In Matthew 7, Jesus now teaches us about Human Relations. He first tells us we are not to judge with a self-righteous, egotistical, self-exalting heart.

Today we continue our study through the Gospel of Matthew during our morning worship services. These overarching expository sermons are always eye opening to the revelation of God through His Word.

In this part of "Conversations with Jesus," Our Lord is warning us to ensure that our motives are pure and to avoid hypocrisy in our lives.

We can never truly understand the fullness of God's love for us. Ezekiel reminds God's people of the extent of his love for them. When we realize how much God truly loves us, we must respond. We respond by rejecting and forgetting God or we can respond by passing on His love to others.