Have you been shown much mercy? In this sermon Pastor Durham explains why we should show much mercy. Listen to find out why.

Why does Jesus say those who are hungry and thirsty for righteousness are blessed? If they are craving, how could they be satisfied? Please listen and discover how this paradox is possible.

The greatest need of men is not peace, love or joy but righteousness. In this message, Michael Durham outlines why this is our greatest need and just what true righteousness is.

Jesus surprises the world with His declarations called the Beatitudes. And this beatitude is no different. As Michael Durham shares, this beatitude is so contrary to human nature and requires the supernatural Spirit of Christ, who is the Spirit of meekness.

Grief or sorrow is not something applauded or considered good. Yet the Lord Jesus calls a certain type of grief blessed with the guarantee of spiritual comfort. Spiritual mourning leads to holiness, and holiness leads to happiness.

In this message pastor and RTM speaker, Michael Durham applies the first beatitude to the believer. This is a message of practical application.

The greatest sermon ever preached began with poverty of spirit. Jesus starts His message where every man can relate. The problem is that not every man realizes his spiritual bankruptcy.

The gospel of the kingdom of Christ defines those who are in the kingdom. Jesus describes who they are. In a time of confusion about what true Christianity is, here is a timely message that pronounces Jesus' clarity on the issue. Never more is our Lord's words needed than now.

An introduction to the most famous sermon ever delivered. In this message Pastor Durham shows what the theme of the sermon is and how we should approach this amazing word from our Lord.

The major responsibilities of parents are laid out in one verse. Last week Michael Durham dealt with the first responsibility--not discouraging your children. This message finishes this verse with the last two responsibilities that the Apostle Paul lays out for parents.