Why are we all here? What is life all about? From the beginning, we will see God's plan for all things.

Jesus teaches us that in order for His great sermon to have an impact we have to do it.

The Way is Narrow, the ones known by Jesus are on it. They are the ones who believe in Him and follow Him. Religious people, he never knew.

Jesus sums it all up in this phrase that defies imagination and give us the true north for our lives.

 The whole sermon is Jesus trying to get us to look at our own hearts, and trust him. Here’s how.

Judging others reveals your heart more than the faults of others... check yo'self!

How we spend money exposes our heart, so does worry. Jesus unpacks it for us.

In the first half of Matthew 6, Jesus described the believer’s private life (giving, praying, fasting); in the second half, he was concerned with our public life (questions of money, possessions, food, drink, clothing, and ambition). Jesus made it clear that you cannot serve God and anything else. Evaluate the use of your time, talent, and treasure to evaluate what is truly on the throne of your life; see and smash any idols you have placed there.

Perfect love is motivated by God, not by the person.  It requires nothing from the person at all.  Tough love you may find ...is tough on you.

A look at what the Bible says about loneliness.

In this vital teaching, Jesus shows his royal priesthood how to respond to the evil in the world around them.

We are careless about what we say, "I say what's on my mind!" God cares about what we say. Maybe we should check ourselves and use our mouths to glorify God.

Kingdom men stay with their wives. Period.... unless the just can't.

Getting our desires aligned with Kingdom desires is of critical importance.  Jesus spent much time on it in His great sermon.

Righteous hearts reconcile, quick.