We're continuing on this theme of Jesus reversing our thinking, really taking the teachings of His time and turning them upside down. Jesus dives into the root matters of three distinct topics: adultery, oaths, and retaliation, challenging the altered religious teachings of His day.

On adultery, Jesus emphasizes the true intent of marriage as a lifelong commitment, highlighting that even lustful thoughts equate to adultery in the heart. He speaks on the destructive nature of lust and urges us to maintain purity in our thoughts and actions.

Regarding oaths, Jesus teaches the importance of being a person of your word. Instead of swearing by various things, He advocates for simple honesty — let your 'yes' be 'yes' and your 'no' be 'no.'

On retaliation, Jesus challenges the old notion of 'an eye for an eye,' urging us not to retaliate but to show love and forgiveness. He explains the importance of leaving judgment to a third party, such as our judicial system, and ultimately to God.

Join us as we explore how Jesus challenges the conventional thinking of the religious leaders of His time, emphasizing the importance of genuine morality over mere outward appearances.

We examine Jesus' powerful statements, "You have heard, but I say unto you," and how He redefines the understanding of anger and its roots. Discover the three levels of anger Jesus equates to murder and learn why harboring anger is as destructive as the act itself. Understand the significance of addressing the heart's issues rather than just the outward behaviors.

Additionally, we discuss the crucial steps towards reconciliation, as outlined by Jesus, and the importance of resolving conflicts with others even before engaging in worship. Learn practical steps to reconcile with those who have wronged you or whom you have wronged, including when and how to set boundaries if reconciliation is not immediately possible.

The episode clarifies common confusions about the applicability of Old Testament commandments to New Testament believers and addresses whether Christians are still bound by these laws today.

We break down the law into moral, civil, and religious components, examining how Jesus' teachings and actions provide a new framework for understanding and living by these principles. Discover why love is central to Jesus' message and how it encapsulates the essence of the law.

Join us for a thought-provoking episode that highlights the freedom and responsibility we have in Christ, and learn how to apply these timeless truths to your daily life.

In this episode, we explore how every believer is called to full-time ministry, regardless of their vocation. Whether you are a teacher, doctor, banker, or police officer, your workplace and community are your mission fields. Learn how to intentionally influence others through your actions, attitudes, and the truth of God's word.

We also discuss the importance of not hiding our light, but instead, letting it shine brightly for all to see. By living out our faith and being unashamed of our beliefs, we can draw others to Christ and offer hope in a world often filled with hopelessness.

Join us as we encourage each other to shine brightly, support one another, and understand the incredible impact we can have when we live as children of light.

We'll explore what it means to be "salt" in the world, emphasizing the importance of influencing others positively through our character, behavior, and beliefs. We discuss how influence operates invisibly yet powerfully, manifesting through its effects on people and society.

Join us as we unpack how a single individual can impact many, drawing examples from history, including figures like Hitler, Prophet Muhammad, and Jesus Christ. We emphasize Jesus' command to his disciples—and by extension, to us—to be the salt of the earth, preserving and flavoring the world with the truths of Christianity.

This episode challenges us to step out of our comfort zones, engage with the world around us, and fulfill our God-given purpose. We discuss the consequences of not living up to this calling and how it can render us "good for nothing" in the eyes of God.

We examine Jesus' profound analogy of hungering and thirsting after righteousness, emphasizing the importance of internal transformation over external appearances. This episode challenges us to evaluate what we truly seek and crave in our lives and how our internal desires shape our behaviors.

We will gain insights into living a righteous life amidst a world full of temptations and sin. We discuss practical steps such as removing apathy, being intentional in our pursuit, and adopting the lifestyle of Jesus. By understanding and embracing these concepts, we can align our hearts with God's will and experience the joy and fulfillment that comes from seeking righteousness.

We begin our journey by examining the first two Beatitudes: "Blessed are the poor in spirit" and "Blessed are they that mourn." Learn what it means to possess genuine humility and how to develop a heart that mourns for sin—both personal and in the world around us. Understand the double promise attached to these Beatitudes and how they offer divine joy and inner satisfaction despite life's circumstances.

As we navigate through the teachings, we confront the issue of apathy, a common struggle in today's culture. Discover practical ways to keep your heart sensitive to sin and to see beyond the sin to the sinner, just as Jesus did. You will be challenged to engage with the world in meaningful ways and sharing the transformative power of the Gospel.

In this episode, we dive into the concept of salvation by exploring its past, present, and future tenses: justification, sanctification, and glorification. We will emphasizes the importance of not limiting salvation to a past event or a future hope but understanding its impact on our daily lives.

Join with us on this episode to discover how to fully embrace and live out the new life that comes with salvation, leaving behind the old and stepping into the new!