This week, Jacob Hede teaches through the remainder of the three petitions in the Lord's Prayer.

As Jesus continues to focus on the Kingdom Of God and the Christian Response, Jesus teaches how to pray and why it's vital to the Christian life.

Jesus now focuses on how our motives can taint our good works. Listen as Jesus deals with another issue of our heart, the issue to receive praise from men.

Jesus teaches from the most difficult portion of the Sermon on the Mount. He teaches us to love our enemies, rather than seek retaliation.

Jesus address a third external rule and exposes the lack of truthfulness in our words. Listen as Pastor Kevin discusses why it's important to be truthful.

Jesus addresses a 2nd “external” rule by addressing lust and marriage. This week, Jesus challenges us by showing that our lustful thoughts are an overflow of our guilty heart.

Jesus starts challenging 4 external “rules” by calling people to go deeper and focus on their heart, which results in true freedom and life change. This week- Jesus leans in on our hearts to how anger enslaves us, and to be free we need a transformed heart.

Religion is often summarized by a list of do’s and don’ts- a list that if we’re honest none of us can fulfill. Yet when Jesus came- He didn’t do away with all the rules- He fulfilled them. As Christians- our standing before God isn’t in our keeping of the law, but in Christ’s fulfillment.

Whether we know it or not- everyone has influence. You either are a good influence or a bad influence. Since people far from God matter greatly to God, Jesus reminds Christians that our influence should be used for good to point people back to a life changing relationship with God. Key idea: Christians using our influence for the Kingdom.

In the opening of the greatest sermon ever, Jesus begins by contrasting Christianity from religion, identifying that Christianity is completely counter-cultural from the religious status quo. Key idea: It’s who you are, not what you do.