Today we further explore these familiar metaphors of salt and light. We also talk about the tension between visible good works that lead to others glorifying God as opposed to practicing our righteousness before others.

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In today's discussion we continue to consider the distinction between "peace-keeping" and peacemaking. We then turn our attention to the topic of persecution. How do we process this in a land of religious liberty?

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In today's discussion we continue to meditate on the reality of the righteousness of God in terms of doing right by our neighbors. What does it mean to hunger and thirst? How can we assess what we're currently hungry and thirsty for? How can we begin to move forward in practicing righteousness?

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In today's discussion we continue to break down what we're learning from the beatitudes. When Jesus says blessed, what does he mean? How should those who are rich respond to the news that the poor are those who are blessed? What are some of the ways that grief and mourning can shape our formation?

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In today's discussion we turn our attention back to the Sermon on the Mount found in Matthew 5:1-7:29. What responses does this sermon draw out of us? What do we really mean when we say that transformation is greater than behavior modification? How do we not feel crushed by this demand for greater righteousness?

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