Many people criticize Christianity as a closed group. But from the very beginning, Jesus reached out and brought in many who were considered "Outsiders." He still does this today.

Another well known saying of Jesus is found at the conclusion of the Sermon on the Mount: Build on the rock, not on the sand. How we build our lives matters...

Most people who believe in an afterlife of some sort, believe that our deeds and actions in this life will determine what happens to us in the life to come. In this message we discuss Jesus's perspective in determining those who enter the Kingdom of Heaven and those who do not.

Jesus warned His followers of false prophets that would come and mislead people. As we study this section of the Sermon On The Mount, we learn that those sorts of people are still active today. He also teaches us how to discern those false teachers.

There are few teachings of Jesus that are more controversial than this one to the modern hearer. Instead of saying that the life of a Christian will be smooth and easy, Jesus says the opposite; that the gate is narrow and the way is difficult.

Did Jesus really teach that we are not to judge anyone else? What does the Bible teach about judgment? This study from the Sermon On The Mount discusses that very topic.

Worry and anxiety are huge problems in our world today. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus tackles anxiety and explains how we, as Christians, can be free from it.

Continuing with the Sermon on the Mount, we study some of the most important verses that Jesus spoke concerning our money and other earthly treasures.