We conclude our series Whatsoever Things I Commended You by finishing up the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 7.  You can always check us out at https://wofoyo.org and see how to contact us there.

We get into the last Chapter of the Sermon on the Mount and discuss the importance of boldness, persistence, forgiveness, and knowing the difference between psychology and the Work of the Holy Spirit.

We trek on in our discussion of the Sermon on the Mount by finishing up Matthew Chapter 6.  

We continue to examine the Sermon on the Mount and dig into what Jesus commands us to do as believers.  How are you going to obey, if you don't know what He taught?

We pick up where we left off in the middle of Matthew 5:26 and finish that Chapter.  We even discuss playground etiquette, what it means to lust, and why churches love to do one particular thing Jesus expressly told us not to do. (pledges).

We continue to get into the teachings of Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount covering Matthew 5:13-26.  

Last episode we talked about Jesus Great Commission and the commandment to "Teach them whatsoever things I commanded you."  In this episode we get into one of the more in depth and lengthy passages where Jesus is teaching: the Sermon on the Mount.  In this episode we cover Matthew 5:1-13.

In the next few episodes we are going to get into the teachings of Jesus.  His Commission for us is to make disciples and to teach them to observe all that He commanded us.  If we don't know what He said, then how do we know what to do to truly be His disciples?  So we are going to start this episode with the Great Commission in Matthew 28 and then get into the Sermon on the Mount. WOFOYO!

We conclude our discussion of the items in the Ark of the Covenant and how to apply them in our daily lives if we want God's Glory to rest on us like they did on the Mercy Seat.  

In the Ark of the Covenant, there were three items: The tablets of the Law, the golden pot of manna, and Aaron's rod that budded.  The Ark was where the Glory of God would rest in the Old Testament.  Each one of these items represents things that we should demonstrate in our own lives by being yielded to God so that His Glory will rest on us to advance His Kingdom.  In this episode we discuss the Rod/Staff of Aaron.