As Jesus brings His sermon to a close in the chapter 7 of Matthew, we see the conclusion of His description of what this new kingdom will look like. The source of judgment is not earthly, but heavenly. Jesus closes with the charge for His listeners to live out all He's spoken of not simply listen to a new moral teaching. Join us as we explore the "call to action" from the Sermon on the Mount.

Matthew 7

This sermon was recorded on Oct 26, 2025.

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Having prepared their hearts to develop different attitudes that mirror His character, Jesus invites His followers to employ those qualities in their choices, in their actions, and in their hearts. He challenges them to obey without seeking the endorsement of their fellow man, but rather to trust that their pure motives are seen by an all-knowing God. In this text, Jesus addresses the anxiety we feel when we care too deeply for what others think. Seek Him first and His righteousness and all the things we need will be provided.

Matthew 6:25-33

This sermon was recorded on Oct 19, 2025.

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Jesus is preaching to a group of people that likely never considered themselves to be blessed. In Matthew chapter 5, Jesus continues to show us a picture of His “upside down kingdom.” This crowd who had been mourning, marginalized, and without a physical inheritance is now hearing that the kingdom of heaven is theirs and that they can see God. This blessing not only brings them a new perspective, but it also helps them to know that they will be able to live out the rest of the sermon on the mount. When we know we have received a blessing, it completely changes how we see everything.

This sermon was recorded on Oct 12, 2025.

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