Join us as we learn about the most well-known collection of Jesus' teachings, the Sermon on the Mount.

Sermon on the Mount

Learn the meaning of the Beatitudes in Matthew 5. Explore how Jesus was bringing Heaven to Earth and ushering in the Kingdom of God.

A Surprising New World

Explore what righteousness means in the Bible and how it applies to Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, and understand what it means to do right by God and others.

Finding God's Wisdom

The Sermon on the Mount is a collection of Jesus' most famous teachings in the Bible. Learn about its meaning and purpose in this series introduction.

On Earth as It Is in Heaven

In the fourth episode of the Sermon on the Mount series, Jesus uncovers how the wisdom in three of God’s commands reveals the heart of human behavior.

Wisdom Underneath the Laws

What does it mean to be poor in spirit, mourning, and meek? Jesus uses these words in the opening of the Sermon on the Mount, and the guys examine them in biblical Greek and Hebrew, finding that a better translation may be “powerless,” “grieving,” and “unimportant.” These are the people that Jesus believes will have the “good life.” How can that be? In this episode, Jon, Tim, and guests explore the first triad of the Beatitudes, shedding light on how those at the bottom of society are actually better prepared to receive the kingdom of the skies.

Wisdom Within: Laws About Oaths, Retaliation, and Enemy Love

What does religious hypocrisy look like? Explore three examples from Jesus in Matthew 6:1-8 and his warnings about the temptation to become a hypocrite.

What Jesus Meant by the Word “Hypocrite” in the Bible

Watch a short video that gives a line-by-line breakdown of the Lord’s Prayer. Learn how Jesus teaches us to see ourselves in the story of the Bible.

The Lord’s Prayer

Think of your attention like a light. Wherever you set your attention, that’s where your focus will be. What we focus on is what shapes our imagination and where we invest our time. In this video, Jesus is urging his followers to focus on the things that last—which he calls “sky stuff”—and Jesus warns that our possessions will act like masters demanding our attention, distracting us from what really matters leaving us only with worry. How do we move through life and keep our attention (what he will also call our “concerns”) simple and focused? Jesus offers a way forward.