Jesus draws us away from trumpets and lights and likes on social media, to quiet reflection on our need for healing. 

In a continued reading of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus urges his followers to think of the times they have been selfish an objectified another person, so they address the personality trait that caused them to do it. 

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus talks about oaths we make and the reasons we make them.

Link for The Narrow Path- https://www.amazon.com/Narrow-Path-Subversive-Jesus-Satisfies/dp/0593444272

We start a new series reading through the entire Sermon on the Mount. Jesus sets the tone for the followers who have joined him. 

We are starting a new series based on the book - https://www.audible.com/pd/The-Narrow-Path-Audiobook/B0CMK8KXRC and I encourage you to check it out. As we move into a season dreading the speeches we might hear from both sides, Brad suggested we hear a speech from Jesus. 

Jesus notices the disciples are wondering about measuring value and establishing greatness. He responds with a lesson that the disciples will not forget. 

Jesus reinforces the sacrifices he will make in Jerusalem, but the message is temporarily lost on the disciples because they were distracted. Jesus sits them down and explains an important topic.

After answering an important question correctly, Peter gets an important and painful lesson about sacrificial leadership. 

After answering an important question correctly, Peter gets an important and painful lesson about sacrificial leadership. 

Jesus goes from town to town , but not to conquer. Instead his first priority is to heal