The Wisdom Journey

Jesus' miraculous works were designed to reveal who He is, but they were also acts of divine compassion. He sympathizes with our grief and suffering, and that is the standard He sets for us as we deal with hurting people and offer them the gospel of Christ.

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A life built on Jesus Christ will have a profound impact on our thoughts, motives, attitudes, and actions. The conclusion of the Sermon on the Mount reveals various areas in our lives where Christ’s transforming work should be evident. (Matthew 7:1 - 8:1; Luke 6:31, 37-49)

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Possessions have the potential to take possession of us! Jesus does not condemn wealth and possessions, but He offers strong warnings against making any material things the priority in our lives. (Matthew 6:19-34)

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Only when we understand and acknowledge God’s character and priorities can we properly pray for our own needs. The Lord’s model for us gives the right perspective and balance for our prayers. (Matthew 6:7-15)

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When our relationship with God becomes a matter of performance and pride, it is time to reexamine that relationship. Our focus and desire should always be on pleasing God, not impressing people. (Matthew 6:1-6, 16-18)

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Righteous living is not a legal matter but a heart matter. It is concerned not only with doing what is legal but also with doing what is most honoring to God in all our relationships and activities. (Matthew 5:31-48; Luke 6:27-30, 32-36).

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Righteousness means not just right actions but proper thoughts and attitudes as well. Consequently, the perfect righteousness required to enter God’s kingdom is unattainable by our own efforts. It is ours only by God’s grace through Jesus Christ. (Matthew 5:13-30)

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When Christ’s followers live godly lives, they are assured of two things: God’s reward and the world’s hatred. They also experience a clear conscience and true happiness. (Matthew 5:10-12; Luke 6:22-26)

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Only those who have been justified through faith in Christ and are at peace with God can be the true, merciful peacemakers this world really needs. (Matthew 5:7-9)

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Genuine happiness, or blessedness, in life comes, not from pursuing it as a goal, but as a result of humbly recognizing our need for God and selflessly and passionately seeking to honor Him. This is the lesson of Jesus’ Beatitudes. (Matthew 5:1-6; Luke 6:17-21)

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