Sermon on the Mount
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Sermon on the Mount
The Sermon on the Mount describes the new kind of life that Jesus both made available for believers and also expects his followers to pursue. Some have said it’s impossible to live out, but Jesus expects us to build our lives on it and even begins his Sermon by calling it a “blessed” life (Mat. 5:3). Furthermore, he promises that a life built on his word will be able to withstand the storms of life that wipeout others. The Sermon on the Mount is arguably the most concise teaching he gave. It's a tall order to climb this Mount and we need guidance. This summer preaching sequence will walk us through the Sermon section by section. May we all be as astonished at the authority of his teaching as the first hearers were (Mat. 7:28). Additional Resources for this Series: Looking to go deeper into this topic? The following recommended books provide further insight into the Sermon on the Mount. "The Sermon on the Mount" by Sinclair Ferguson and "The Cost of Discipleship" by Dietrich Bonehoeffer
August 30, 2020
Jesus Expects Christians to Demonstrate Their Faith
Speaker: Mike McDonald Passage: Matthew 7:24–29
August 23, 2020
Jesus Invites His Followers to Choose the Narrow Path
Speaker: Mike McDonald Passage: Matthew 7:13–23
July 26, 2020
Christians Practice their Righteousness for an Audience of One and the Glory of One
Speaker: Mike McDonald Passage: Matthew 6:1–18
July 12, 2020
Marriage and Sex are God’s Idea and Part of Our Being His Image Bearers
Speaker: Mike McDonald Passage: Matthew 5:27–32
July 5, 2020
Resolving Anger with Child-like Faith
Speaker: Jack McNeil Director of Youth and Families Passage: Matthew 5:21–30
June 28, 2020
Christ Came to Fulfill the Law Not Abolish It
Speaker: Dan Wolf Passage: Matthew 5:17–20