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God Himself should be the priority in our prayers. By the time we talk to God about God, everything else falls into its proper place. Join Liam Goligher as he continues his insightful look into the the Lord's Prayer.

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Everything you do in your Christian life is easier than prayer. With these words, Liam Goligher begins his message on The Lords Prayer from The Sermon on the Mount.

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Jesus warned His followers to beware of practicing their righteousness before men, and that they couldnt deceive their Father in heaven, because He sees the heart and judges accordingly. Liam Goligher continues his series on The Sermon on the Mount, and warns us to do everything as under the eye of God and for His eternal reward.

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The Beatitudes present a picture of what a Christians life should look like, and Jesus makes a sharp contrast between the lives of the Pharisees and the lives of His followers. Yet the Pharisees were respected and took their religion seriously. What was it about these leaders that drew Jesus wrath?

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The religious leaders of Jesus day created a complicated system of man-made rules that had its roots in the wrong interpretation of Gods Law. Join Liam Goligher as he continues his study of The Sermon on the Mount from Matthew chapter 5, as Jesus give us six illustrations of how we are to apply the spirit of the law, and what it means to have the Law written on our hearts.

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As Christians living in the age of grace, were prone to diminish the importance of the Law as a thing of the past. But Jesus own words show that the Law didnt end with His coming. Jesus never claimed to do away with the Law that He, Himself, as law-giver set down for His people. What, then is the role of the Old Testament Law in the lives of New Testament believers?

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How are todays believers supposed to interpret the Law of the Old Testament? Is it a series of harsh rules that must be lived by, in order to gain Gods acceptance, or did God have another purpose in mind for His Law in this age of grace? The Law, rightly understood, does nothing to oppose the Gospel, but goes hand-in-hand with it, showing us what a life should look like that has been saved by grace.

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Most of us would relegate the Law to the teachings of the Old Testament. We believe that rules and regulations have little place in the age of grace in which we live. We might be surprised, however to learn that this was not what Jesus taught.

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An old hymn of the faith proclaims The light of the world is Jesus, but the world has neither looked to the Light, nor understood it. The world looks, instead, for other light of its own making.

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God has promised an inheritance for His people, and that inheritance is entrance into the kingdom of heaven and everlasting joy. Before that time comes, however, Christians will be reviled and face persecution from the people of this age. Out of those hard experiences were not to be defeated or cast down. Were to play an important role in Gods plan of redemption. Turn to Matthew chapter 5 as Liam Goligher shows us that we have a great influence on the world around, and that we are not to someday become salt and light, but as followers of Jesus Christ, we already are salt and light and we impact this age with our very presence.