In week one, we see Paul's basis for the entire letter: the gospel. In this sermon we define the gospel and see how it affects our entire lives.

In week ten, our final week, of this sermon series, we see the greatest mic drop of all time. Jesus concludes his sermon by proclaiming that those who heed his teaching find stability and life but those who reject it will fall. The authority of Jesus' teaching still astonishes people today.

In week nine of this sermon series, we see descriptors from Jesus about counterfeits: false teachers as well as false believers. Some preach a false gospel while others cling to a false gospel. Both are destined for hell. Learn to avoid these counterfeits.

In week eight of this sermon series, we see how Jesus shows us through his preaching on the mount that we are to avoid hypocrisy and a judgmental attitude toward others. When we do to others what we would prefer to be done to us, we walk in unity with one another on the narrow path that leads to righteousness.

In week seven of this sermon series, we tackle the idolatry of possessions and earthly wealth while spurring believers toward a sacrificial lifestyle of using their resources and finances to glorify God.

In week six of this sermon series, we examine Jesus' teaching on prayer in the sermon on the mount. In these portions of Jesus' sermon, we see a thriving relationship with our Heavenly Father available to us. We must avail ourselves to the privilege of prayer often.

In week five of this sermon series, we see strong exhortation from Jesus in regard to how we relate to other people. Christians have a radical calling to trustworthiness and love, in our mission to display God's grace in practical ways.

In week four of this sermon series, we'll discuss the fine lines that we tend to move and blur in our futile attempts to justify our sin. In the same way Jesus shattered misconceptions about the authority of scripture, fornication, adultery, and abandonment of a spouse, we'll do the same during this short teaching on this excerpt from the Sermon on the Mount.

In week three of this sermon series, we examine Jesus' teaching on anger. We see him explain the Father's true intention from His commandments and their implications upon our sinful hearts. As sinners, we tend to have hearts full of bitterness, but Jesus brings us hope.

In week two of this sermon series, we see how Jesus exhorts His people to be salt and light: defending against the sin of the world and being on the offensive with gospel mission. Jesus, as the great fulfiller of the law accomplishes what we cannot and enables us to be the salt and light of the world.