God wants to be fair with us, but His primary concern is whether the Kingdom of Heaven has changed our hearts.

Those who hunger and thirst for righteousness come unfilled, demonstrating their desire for God's righteousness rather than their own.

Meekness contrasts with violence, rage, vengeance, and the likes because it does not pursue its own interest.

 The Kingdom of Heaven is a shelter for those who have been wounded by the tragedies of life.

Self-sufficiency and discipleship are two worlds apart.

The beatitude reveals the moral and unethical fractures in our world, and for that matter, the Son of God invites all people to enter God's Kingdom of righteousness.

In the same way idols cannot speak nor hear or walk, so materialism cannot save a person’s soul.

Satan creates temptations that appeal to our natural inclinations or sinful nature.

The double-minded person does not live in the truth of God’s word, which prescribes a “yes” or “no” on the conscience.

We may not always have control over the outcomes of our choices, but we always have the option of allowing God to act upon our decision-making.