What is compassion? What is mercy? When Jesus said, "Blessed are the merciful," in The Sermon on the Mount, what did He mean? Should we always show mercy to people, or are there situations in which mercy is not an appropriate response? This sermon explains what mercy and compassion are and why they are characteristics of the followers of Jesus.

Why was Christmas so important? What was so special about a child being born in a manger among sheep and other animals? What was it about this Baby, that made the Wise Men travel such a great distance to see Him? This sermon surveys many passages throughout the Old Testament that prophesy a coming deliverer. It also explains why Christmas day was one of the most glorious days the world has ever seen.

What is righteousness? How are we to live in a righteous way? When Jesus said, Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, in His Sermon on the Mount, what did He mean? This sermon explains why being famished for righteousness is a key characteristic of the followers of Jesus. It also details what righteousness is and how to know it when we see it.

What does it mean to be gentle? Is being gentle always a good thing? When Jesus said, in The Sermon on the Mount, "Blessed are the gentle," what is the blessing that comes with it? This sermon unpacks why "gentleness" or "meekness" is a characteristic of a follower of Jesus and what we can do to cultivate them in our Christian walk.

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What is life like for someone who has already placed faith in Jesus? What does he/she do now? Is life after salvation a chaotic battle attempting to behave like a Christian should? Or, is there more? This sermon is the second part to a series of two sermons that explain how one should go about living as a Christian once they have placed faith in Jesus.

What does life look like for someone who has already trusted in Jesus? What does he do now? Is life after salvation a chaotic battle to try to act how a Christian should? Or, is there more to it? This sermon is the first part to a series of two sermons that explain how one should go about living as a Christian once they have placed faith in Jesus.

What did Jesus mean when He said, "Blessed are the poor in spirit"? What does being poor in spirit entail? If a person is blessed when he is poor in spirit, what happens when he is not? What does not being poor in spirit look like? This sermon explores the meaning of this phrase used by Jesus in the Sermon on the mount.

What is the main point of Jesus' famous Sermon on the Mount? How does it all fit together? What are some of the incorrect ways many people mis-understand this sermon, versus the correct context? What meaning does it have for those of us living today? This presentation outlines the different aspects of The Sermon on the Mount and presents the correct approach to understanding the most famous sermon ever preached.

Where did Jesus go after His temptation? What was the message He proclaimed? When did His twelve disciples come into the picture? What did they give up to follow Jesus? How was His message received by the Jews? What was the extent of Jesus' ministry on earth? This sermon describes the activities and ministry of Jesus after His baptism.