Matthew 5-7
January – Spring 2013
“Seeing the crowds, he went up on the mountain, and when he sat down, his disciples came to him.” So begins Matthew’s account of the Sermon on the Mount, the longest piece of teaching from Jesus in the New Testament. Jesus explains the reality of discipleship lived in the presence and power of the kingdom of God, but within the everyday world. Jesus’ poignant and shocking teaching, turned upside down the theology of the day. This same teaching and is as shocking and profoundly relevant to us today. In this series, we will look with fresh eyes at the heart of Jesus’ most extensive teaching, and may His kingdom capture our hearts.
Sermons
May 26th – “The Narrow Gate”
Recommended Reading: Matthew 7:12-29
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August 25th – “Ask, Seek, Knock”
Recommended Reading: Matthew 7:7-11
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May 12th – “The Gospel Deflates Self-Righteousness”
Recommended Reading: Matthew 7:1-6
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May 5th – “Consider the Lilies”
Recommended Reading: Matthew 6:25-34
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April 21st – “Where Your Treasure Is”
Recommended Reading: Matthew 6:19-24
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April 14th – “Motives Matter”
Recommended Reading: Matthew 6:16-18
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March 17th – “An Audience of One”
Recommended Reading: Matthew 6:5-15
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March 10th – “In Secret”
Recommended Reading: Matthew 6:1-4
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March 3rd – “Trust First”
Recommended Reading: Matthew 5:38-48
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February 24th – “Divorce, Oaths, and Christ’s Salvation”
Recommended Reading: Matthew 5:31-37
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February 10th – “Fulfilling the Law”
Recommended Reading: Matthew 5:17-30
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February 3rd – “Salt and Light”
Recommended Reading: Matthew 5:13-16
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January 27th – “The Blessed Life”
Recommended Reading: Matthew 5:1-12
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January 20th – “Like A Wise Man”
Recommended Reading: Matthew 7:24-27
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