The Bible is very clear when it reveals the state of mankind apart from Christ; the outlook is completely bleak! However, even when we could do nothing to fix the problem and our eternal destination, Jesus Christ provided the only way possible for anyone to be forgiven of their sins and dwell forever with God. We should be so very grateful for the confidence that is available in Christ! Listen along as we discuss this encouraging topic!

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Hi all! This is just a quick notification that this week's episode will be available later this week! We didn't want you to be sooo disappointed and think something happened to Pastor Mike or myself. Thank you for listening along with us, and be on the lookout for episode 78 later this week!

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If you have ever been wronged by someone else, you share something with basically everyone else on the planet! But how do you respond when those wrongs occur? What thoughts or emotions spring up when you are offended or treated poorly? Jesus has the solution for these difficult parts of life, but it is not in trying harder to be better. Join us as we discuss Kingdom ethics for when we are mistreated!

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What kind of character do your words display? Are you a person whom others can trust? The Bible says that out of the abundance of our hearts our mouths speak. So, what is in our hearts that is coming out as words when we interact with others? Listen along as we are confronted with these questions from Jesus' Sermon on the Mount!

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There are few realms of life that we need more grace to perform well than that of marriage. Marriage is more than a contract; it is a covenant commitment to another person for life. There are so many opinions and viewpoints regarding marriage in the world, even in our American society, and yet the believer must be looking toward and living for God's standard, not our own. Once again in His Sermon on the Mount, Jesus is calling His followers to faithfulness that reflects the heart of God. Listen along as we talk about this topic on this week's edition of Touching Monday!

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Jesus continues to correct the perspective of what true righteousness is as we progress through His Sermon on the Mount. It is not just the outward action that God states must be right, but also the desire and motivation of our hearts that is important. Sin often begins as a small desire, a brief temptation, but when that temptation is not dealt with and denied, it grows into sin and all of its consequences. Listen along with us as we discuss how Jesus and His righteousness is our only hope!

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The righteousness that Jesus describes in the Sermon on the Mount is much higher than any human standard! In fact, in Matthew 5:21-26, Jesus helps us to understand that God is not just concerned with our outward actions being righteous and right, but that our heart also is motivated and directed by what is righteous and right. Specifically, Jesus begins this portion of His sermon with the matter of anger and contempt that any one of us may harbor in our hearts toward someone else. Listen along as we discuss a proper understanding of the destructive nature of anger and resentment.

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It is amazing how often the Bible contradicts and corrects our incorrect way of thinking! At the time of the Sermon on the Mount, people considered the "righteousness" of the religious leaders to be paramount. Jesus, however, stated that righteousness for salvation must exceed the Pharisees' adherence to the Law. Jesus also presents Himself as both the standard and the solution to the problem of our falling short of perfection. Join us as we talk about this vital portion of the Sermon on the Mount.

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