Media, Sermon on the Mount, Sermons | by Pastor Craig Sturm

This week in Matthew 6:25-34, we continue our series through Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. These important words of Jesus reveal the counter-cultural nature and character of the kingdom of God. They are meant to help us live as citizens of God’s kingdom now, under his gracious rule, even while we yet remain in the kingdom of the world. Today, Jesus gives a series of promises for how we can live free from anxiety and worry in the midst of the everyday.

Media, Sermon on the Mount, Sermons | by Pastor Adam Sinnett

This week in Matthew 6:19-24, we continue our series through Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. These important words of Jesus reveal the counter-cultural nature and character of the kingdom of God. They are meant to help us live as citizens of God’s kingdom now, under his gracious rule, even while we yet remain in the kingdom of the world. Today, Jesus invites us to consider who, or what, we are living for. What is the greatest treasure of your heart of hearts?

Media, Sermon on the Mount, Sermons | by Pastor Adam Sinnett

This week in Matthew 6:16-18, we continue our series through Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. These important words of Jesus reveal the counter-cultural nature and character of the kingdom of God. They are meant to help us live as citizens of God’s kingdom now, under his gracious rule, even while we yet remain in the kingdom of the world. Today, Jesus invites us to consider the means of grace (generally) and fasting (in particular). Why do these practices matter? What role do they play in our relationship with God, in Jesus?

Prayer, Media, Sermon on the Mount, Sermons | by Pastor Adam Sinnett

This week in Matthew 6:5-15, we continue our series through Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. These important words of Jesus reveal the counter-cultural nature and character of the kingdom of God. They are meant to help us live as citizens of God’s kingdom now, under his gracious rule, even while we yet remain in the kingdom of the world. Today, in Ma. 6:5-15 (cf. 7:7-11), we reach the center of the sermon. Here Jesus revolutionizes how we understand and approach prayer.