As we continue our Sermon on the Mount series, Jesus reminds us that the heart behind our spiritual practices matters. In Matthew 6, we’re invited to live faithfully before our Father—an audience of One.

In this message from our mission partner, Pastor Peter Kasirivu, we’re reminded that the harvest begins with Jesus. When He looked at the crowds, He saw people who were harassed and helpless—and He was moved with deep compassion.

This sermon challenges us to see what He sees, feel what He feels, pray for workers, and step into action. The harvest is plentiful. Will we respond?

Jesus doesn’t avoid hard topics. In Matthew 5:27–32, He addresses desire, marriage, and divorce, inviting us to consider how God’s design shapes our lives and relationships. Join us as we wrestle with Jesus’ words and discover how truth, grace, and redemption meet us in real life.

In Matthew 5:21–26, Jesus takes us beneath the surface of the command “do not murder” and into the deeper work of the heart. He shows how anger and contempt, left unchecked, move us toward division and destruction, and why reconciliation is central to the life of the Kingdom. This message invites us to let Jesus tell the truth about what’s forming within us and to walk His way toward healing, freedom, and restored relationships.

If God’s kingdom is built on grace, where does obedience fit? In this message from the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus raises a deeply personal question many of us carry: Am I good enough?

As Jesus speaks about the Law and righteousness, He challenges religious performance and reveals a righteousness that goes deeper than rules—a righteousness that flows from grace and transforms the heart. This week, Pastor Jason invites us to move beyond striving and into the life Jesus fulfills and forms in His people.

Jesus invites us to see God’s Word not as something to outgrow, but as something that leads us deeper into life with Him. This morning, Pastor Jason explores what it means to live with a righteousness that goes beyond appearances and flows from hearts transformed by grace. As we continue our journey through the Sermon on the Mount, come discover how Jesus fulfills God’s promises and calls us into a way of life that reflects His truth, goodness, and love.