
The "Sermon on the Mount," found in Matthew chapters 5 through 7, contains some of the best-known teaching of Jesus, including the Lord's Prayer. It also includes some of the most ethically challenging words in all of the New Testament. This show will explore the sermon bit by bit, as Jesus calls believers to a kind of righteousness that is lived out in the everyday challenges of relationships.
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The sermon is over. But before moving on to the next part of the story, Matthew adds a closing comment, an observation about how the crowd reacted to Jesus’ preaching. The people were amazed, because they saw something in Jesus’ demeanor and heard so... more
Jesus’ first warning at the end of the sermon was that there are two roads from which to choose. Only one leads to life; the other leads to destruction. Similarly, his fourth and final warning—the closing words of the sermon—warn that there are two w... more
I imagine Jesus’ hearers being shocked by Jesus’ words in the third warning. How can people who do such amazing things as casting out demons and miraculous healings be rejected by him and called “evildoers”? Would we have reacted similarly? If so, we... more
Jesus’ third warning overlaps with the second. Whereas before he warned against false prophets, now he warns against false disciples, some of whom claim to have prophesied in his name. Indeed they claim more than that: they say they have done miracul... more
What do we count as admirable or worthy of applause among Christians? What kinds of things win the approval of others? Jesus’ third warning, again, suggests that we may be looking at the wrong fruit, for not everyone who seems to have a “successful” ... more
How can one tell between a sheep and a wolf? Jesus answers the question by shifting metaphors: you can tell what kind of a tree you’re looking at by the fruit it produces. His words help us understand one of the challenges of the church today. Why ha... more
Jesus’ second warning is about false prophets, whom he likens to wolves disguised as sheep so they can infiltrate and devour the flock. False prophets claim to speak God’s truth, but spread lies, potentially leading the sheep astray. Be careful, Jesu... more
Sometimes, the gospel is presented as a choice between two destinies: heaven and hell. Choose Jesus and go to heaven, or refuse Jesus and go to hell. But the Christian life is more than just choosing where to spend eternity; it’s choosing to follow J... more
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Focused on the teachings found in the Sermon on the Mount, this podcast offers an in-depth exploration of Jesus' ethical guidelines as presented in Matthew chapters 5 to 7. The discussions not only shed light on familiar passages such as the Lord's Prayer but also tackle the more challenging aspects of His messages concerning righteousness and moral living. Each episode engages with a different element of the sermon, connecting biblical teachings with contemporary life and encouraging listeners to apply these teachings in their everyday interactions and decisions. Topics such as love, obedience, and the dichotomy between true discipleship and superficial religious practice are frequently examined, providing listeners with practical insights... more
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