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We continue our extended focus on the Sermon on the Mount. Kellie Daley, a long-time attendee of theHeart and a Spiritual Formation Group leader, shares her thoughts and insights on Matthew 5.9: "Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God." What does it mean to be pure of heart? And what does it mean for us to see God? Kellie walks us through this powerful passage.

We continue our extended focus on the Sermon on the Mount. Mitch Marlowe, senior pastor at Boone Advent Christian Church, shares his thoughts and insights on Matthew 5.8: "Blessed are the merciful, for they shall be shown mercy." Mitch reveals how true mercy is consistent, calming, contagious, and Christ-like.

We continue our extended focus on the Sermon on the Mount. Roy Dobyns, senior pastor at First Baptist Church of Boone, shares his thoughts and insights on Matthew 5.5: "Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth." How we get to our destination is just as important as the destination itself.

We continue our extended focus on the Sermon on the Mount. Alex Nsengimana, a long-time attendee of theHeart, shares his thoughts and insights on Matthew 5.4: "Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted." Jesus is our comforter and He also left us with a comforter in the Holy Spirit.

We continue our extended focus on the Sermon on the Mount. Justin Davis, a long-time attendee of theHeart and a graduate of Harvard Divinity School, shares his thoughts and insights on Matthew 5.3: "Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven." Turns out this one little sentence has much to say.

Amanda Opelt, who is a member of our Ministry Leadership Team, helps kick off our months-long extended focus on the Sermon on the Mount. She takes a closer look at the word blessed and why Jesus' profound words would have also been considered so subversive at the time.

In this time of polarization and great divide, Jason English, Pastor of Teaching and Vision, looks at the holy overlap found in the convergence of change and status quo.

Graham Aitken, Pastor of Mobilization and Outreach, shares a powerful message of how we can effectively and lovingly serve one another. Whether that be in our own church family or well beyond our borders, we are called to love each other well.

Our culture is experiencing great polarization. Whether discussing COVID-19, racial injustice, or politics in general, it’s time for a better way. Josh Anderson, Pastor of Connection and Formation, continues our message series of how we can pursue the way of Christ to truly love one another. This week he teaches on the divine convergence of light and darkness.

Our culture is experiencing great polarization. Whether discussing COVID-19, racial injustice, or politics in general, it’s time for a better way. John Page, a member of theHeart's Ministry Leadership Team, continues our message series of how we can pursue the way of Christ to truly love one another. This week he teaches on the divine convergence of faith and doubt.