This passage is the last one in the "you have heard it was said" section of the Sermon on the Mount. It is also the hardest for us to hear. What does it mean to be perfect?

What does it mean to turn the other cheek? Or what does it mean to go the extra mile? Join us as we dig into God's word.

What is Jesus talking about when he talks about oaths in the Sermon on the Mount? By looking at the historical context and what the people of his time period understood about the practices of oath taking we can get a better understanding of what Christ is teaching us.

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus talks about Divorce, but inorder to really understand the extent of what Jesus is referring to we need to understand what marriage looked like in first century Israel.

What is Adultery? What does it mean for us to live holy lives?

We have all heard the 10 commandments but what all is meant in each command?

Matthew 5:9-12 - We look at the last two beatitudes as well as the overall structure of this section of the sermon.

What does it look like when people are changed by becoming citizens of the Kingdom? The second half of the beatitudes show us how those who are members of the kingdom live their life.

This week's sermon continues on the Beatitudes with the 3rd and 4th. Join us as we look at what scripture has to teach us about what the Kingdom looks like.

This week's sermon is over the opening verses to the Sermon on the Mount. Matthew 5:1-4.