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Summer on the Mount - Look Here Not There: Matthew 5:27-32
Look Here Not There - Matthew 5:27-32Senior Pastor Alex KennedyLast week we looked at Jesus’ teaching on anger and murder from Matthew 5:21-26 which spoke about God’s heart to protect the sanctity of life. This week, as we continue our series in the sermon on the mount in Matthew 5:27-32. God is for the pure in heart - shown by God's love for His people and reflected in the marriage relationship
Our tendency is to simply view adultery as an external, outward act. However, Jesus points out that in reality adultery begins with the heart. He says that everyone who looks at another person with lustful intent has already committed adultery with them in their own heart (5:28).To read more, go to https://carmelbaptist.org/carmel-sermon/summer-on-the-mount-look-here-not-there-matthew-527-32/
Our tendency is to simply view adultery as an external, outward act. However, Jesus points out that in reality adultery begins with the heart. He says that everyone who looks at another person with lustful intent has already committed adultery with them in their own heart (5:28).To read more, go to https://carmelbaptist.org/carmel-sermon/summer-on-the-mount-look-here-not-there-matthew-527-32/
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By Carmel Baptist ChurchLook Here Not There - Matthew 5:27-32Senior Pastor Alex KennedyLast week we looked at Jesus’ teaching on anger and murder from Matthew 5:21-26 which spoke about God’s heart to protect the sanctity of life. This week, as we continue our series in the sermon on the mount in Matthew 5:27-32. God is for the pure in heart - shown by God's love for His people and reflected in the marriage relationship
Our tendency is to simply view adultery as an external, outward act. However, Jesus points out that in reality adultery begins with the heart. He says that everyone who looks at another person with lustful intent has already committed adultery with them in their own heart (5:28).To read more, go to https://carmelbaptist.org/carmel-sermon/summer-on-the-mount-look-here-not-there-matthew-527-32/
Our tendency is to simply view adultery as an external, outward act. However, Jesus points out that in reality adultery begins with the heart. He says that everyone who looks at another person with lustful intent has already committed adultery with them in their own heart (5:28).To read more, go to https://carmelbaptist.org/carmel-sermon/summer-on-the-mount-look-here-not-there-matthew-527-32/
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