Podcasts about christ's sermon on the mount

Back in June, Sara shared her amazing trip to Israel with you as it was happening. She was there to learn about Israel's border security challenges and the policies that work most effectively. But the tour also included many stops at biblical sites such as the Sea of Galilee, the site of Christ's Sermon on the Mount, and the wailing wall in Jerusalem.In June 2024, Sara will lead a group of her own to Israel. Today, she is joined by Ronnie Wexler, the phenomenal guide who will be back to lead next year's tour. Wexler is a veteran of the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) and is the president of both the Heritage Study Program and the Ten Commandments Day Commission. Today, Sara and Ronnie explain why visiting Israel is such a powerful experience, what it's like to experience biblical history where it happened, and what the people and culture of Israel are like today.It's a trip that changed Sara's life. Her faith is deeper, and so is her appreciation of Israel and the critical role it plays in the region and the world. Don't miss this once-in-a-lifetime experience!Link for more information:https://saracarterisrael.heritagestudyprograms.com/Please visit our great sponsors:Allegiance Goldhttps://protectwithsara.comClick or Call 877-702-7272 tell them Sara sent you and get $5,000 of free silver on a qualifying purchase. My Pillowhttps://mypillow.com/carterUse promo code CARTER to get the Queen size My Pillow for only $19.98 during the 20th Anniversary Sale. Or call 800-685-7221.Time stamps:0:05 I love Israel3:25 Ronnie Wexler joins the Sara Carter Show4:46 Israel puts it mark on you8:29 Jaffa changed my life9:57 Everyone should do this12:55 I was watching the Chosen15:12 You have to see it16:47 You become a family17:53 The tunnels18:21 Israeli people are beautiful19:34 Israeli citizens love their country22:23 This is our country25:38 Israel fights for her home26:23 The Border issue32:54 Israel remembers its supporters34:36 Nobody is left behind37:38 Come with me!40:14 Interview close41:16 Show Close

Many have tried to live by the standards set by Christ's Sermon on the Mount--and all have failed. Is it even possible for these standards to become a reality in our lives and set the standard for our actions? Join Dr. James Boice on The Bible Study Hour as he proposes the secret to success in living a holy life according to God's righteousness. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/81/29

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THE CHOSEN SEASON 3: EPISODE 1 & 2 is a theatrical release of the first two episodes of Season 3 of the crowd-funded show about the life of Jesus Christ. The first episode, “Homecoming,” begins with Christ's Sermon on the Mount. The sermon brings more followers to the truth but also reveals more enemies of Jesus and his disciples. After Jesus finishes, the disciples travel home and reunite with family while Andrew visits John the Baptist in Prison. The theatrical experience flows straight into episode two, “Two by Two.” In this episode, the disciples are anticipating how Jesus will proceed with His ministry as the Romans and the Pharisees grow more suspicious.

Reactions to Black Friday and Giving Tuesday range from enthusiasm to disgust. Many just feel conflicted with the commercialization of the holidays which is intended as a time for thanksgiving, spending time with loved ones, and extending acts of mercy and generosity as the Lord graciously offers His Son for the salvation of all. How do business and nonprofit leaders who strive to serve the Lord respond to the pressure of these events?  How do consumers and patrons respond in light of their baptism in Christ?  Fr. Timothy Lowe turns to Matthew's Gospel which critiques our motivations surrounding Black Friday and Giving Tuesday in light of Christ's Sermon on the Mount.

This message is an expository sermon of the Beatitudes from Christ's Sermon on the Mount. This preaching draws from Matthew 5:1-12 to see questions answered by Christ, the fulfillment of prophecies via the Beatitudes, and the reality of the good news of Christ's kingdom.

Join us for a  summer-long series that covers Christ's “Sermon on the Mount.”. We'll be talking about a vast amount of topics such as divorce, prayer and fasting, giving, and attitude.  Partner with us financially: https://thrivechurchwausau.churchcent... Check out our website: www.thrive715.com Check out our Facebook. www.Facebook.com/thrive.715 Check out our Instagram: www.Instagram.com/thrive.715/ Find our podcast on Spotify, Google Podcast and Apple Podcast: ThriveChurchwi

Join us for a  summer-long series that covers Christ's “Sermon on the Mount.”. We'll be talking about a vast amount of topics such as divorce, prayer and fasting, giving, and attitude.  Partner with us financially: https://thrivechurchwausau.churchcent... Check out our website: www.thrive715.com Check out our Facebook. www.Facebook.com/thrive.715 Check out our Instagram: www.Instagram.com/thrive.715/ Find our podcast on Spotify, Google Podcast and Apple Podcast: ThriveChurchwi

Join us for a  summer-long series that covers Christ's “Sermon on the Mount.”. We'll be talking about a vast amount of topics such as divorce, prayer and fasting, giving, and attitude.  Partner with us financially: https://thrivechurchwausau.churchcent... Check out our website: www.thrive715.com Check out our Facebook. www.Facebook.com/thrive.715 Check out our Instagram: www.Instagram.com/thrive.715/ Find our podcast on Spotify, Google Podcast and Apple Podcast: ThriveChurchwi

Join us for a  summer-long series that covers Christ's “Sermon on the Mount.”. We'll be talking about a vast amount of topics such as divorce, prayer and fasting, giving, and attitude.  Partner with us financially: https://thrivechurchwausau.churchcent... Check out our website: www.thrive715.com Check out our Facebook. www.Facebook.com/thrive.715 Check out our Instagram: www.Instagram.com/thrive.715/ Find our podcast on Spotify, Google Podcast and Apple Podcast: ThriveChurchwi

Join us for a  summer-long series that covers Christ's “Sermon on the Mount.”. We'll be talking about a vast amount of topics such as divorce, prayer and fasting, giving, and attitude.  Partner with us financially: https://thrivechurchwausau.churchcent... Check out our website: www.thrive715.com Check out our Facebook. www.Facebook.com/thrive.715 Check out our Instagram: www.Instagram.com/thrive.715/ Find our podcast on Spotify, Google Podcast and Apple Podcast: ThriveChurchwi

Join us for a  summer-long series that covers Christ's “Sermon on the Mount.”. We'll be talking about a vast amount of topics such as divorce, prayer and fasting, giving, and attitude.  Partner with us financially: https://thrivechurchwausau.churchcent... Check out our website: www.thrive715.com Check out our Facebook. www.Facebook.com/thrive.715 Check out our Instagram: www.Instagram.com/thrive.715/ Find our podcast on Spotify, Google Podcast and Apple Podcast: ThriveChurchwi

On a mountainside in Galilee, Jesus preached a sermon for the ages. In it He turned every religious principle on its head, carrying His hearers from conduct to character, rules to righteousness, and laws to life. In this message, guest speaker Charles Price gets to the heart of Christ's Sermon on the Mount. As you follow him through Jesus' message, you too will be carried from the expectation of external action to the blessed grace of internal transformation.

On a mountainside in Galilee, Jesus preached a sermon for the ages. In it He turned every religious principle on its head, carrying His hearers from conduct to character, rules to righteousness, and laws to life. In this message, guest speaker Charles Price gets to the heart of Christ's Sermon on the Mount. As you follow him through Jesus' message, you too will be carried from the expectation of external action to the blessed grace of internal transformation.

Join us for a  summer-long series that covers Christ's “Sermon on the Mount.”. We'll be talking about a vast amount of topics such as divorce, prayer and fasting, giving, and attitude.  Partner with us financially: https://thrivechurchwausau.churchcent... Check out our website: www.thrive715.com Check out our Facebook. www.Facebook.com/thrive.715 Check out our Instagram: www.Instagram.com/thrive.715/ Find our podcast on Spotify, Google Podcast and Apple Podcast: ThriveChurchwi

Join us for a  summer-long series that covers Christ's “Sermon on the Mount.”. We'll be talking about a vast amount of topics such as divorce, prayer and fasting, giving, and attitude.  Partner with us financially: https://thrivechurchwausau.churchcent... Check out our website: www.thrive715.com Check out our Facebook. www.Facebook.com/thrive.715 Check out our Instagram: www.Instagram.com/thrive.715/ Find our podcast on Spotify, Google Podcast and Apple Podcast: ThriveChurchwi

Matthew testifies to Christ's sermon on the Mount and His analogy to our being the salt. Salt preserves, enhances and yes, even brings out sweetness. His words are indeed relevant to what is happening around us today.

Sermon Notes– As we prepare to explore Christ's Sermon on the Mount, here are a few things to keep in mind – 1. The Sermon on the Mount is not an isolated speech; “[Jesus'] life is but a commentary on the sermon, and the sermon is the exemplification of his life.” – Stanley Hauerwas2. The whole sermon is Christ describing what life in the kingdom and allegiance to him looks like. Jesus' definition of the Kingdom of Heaven; “Your Kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as it is in Heaven.”3. Obedience to the Sermon on the Mount is a practice in imagination.THE FORM OF JESUS' BLESSING WAS NOT UNIQUE– IT WAS THE CONTENT.7 I can think of nine whom I would call blessed,and a tenth my tongue proclaims:a man who can rejoice in his children;a man who lives to see the downfall of his foes.8 Happy the man who lives with a sensible wife,and the one who does not plow with ox and donkey together.Happy is the one who does not sin with the tongue,and the one who has not served an inferior.9 Happy is the one who finds a friend,and the one who speaks to attentive listeners.10 How great is the one who finds wisdom!But none is superior to the one who fears the Lord.11 Fear of the Lord surpasses everything;to whom can we compare the one who has it?–Sirach 25.:7-11The Beatitudes can be grouped into two categories–Blessings on those who have been crushed by the world. Blessing on those who work on behalf of the broken. The beatitudes are not a list of virtues, they are a roll call for those whom God calls blessed. #1. BLESSINGS ON THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN CRUSHED BY THE WORLD.3 “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.”The poor in spirit will cover those who are spiritually, emotionally, psychically, and economically poor. 4“Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted.David Brunner translates the main verb as “brokenhearted”; This is not those with a long face or those that enjoy a sad movie, it is a blessing on those who have experienced the worse the world has to offer.5 “Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth.Blessed are the little people or the powerless. The third beatitude holds on hope for a renewed earth by which they will be inheritors. The powerful are often willing to give the meek heaven while retaining earth for themselves. Jesus gives them that renewed earth. “Thus for a third time in three Beatitudes, it appears that Jesus simply picks up the pieces. First to the dependent poor, then to the grief-stricken, and now to the unaggressive, Jesus gives everything: God's kingdom, God's comfort, and now God's green earth. Yet everyone else knows that it is the psychically and spiritually self-confident, the positive- and possibility thinkers, and the dynamically assertive who really get things and who get things done on earth. The meek may inherit heaven—both the entrepreneur and the revolutionary will give the meek heaven—but not earth. Yet Jesus gives them earth.” – Dave BrunnerThe situations in which the world judges as disastrous and hopeless are the very ones in which Christ calls blessed. 6 “Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they shall be satisfied.”The Jewish theology that would have soaked Jesus' own imagination has no category for righteousness before God disconnected from human charity or social justice. The prophet Amos has a particularly harsh warning for any who separate their conduct towards their neighbor from their worship. #2. BLESSING ON THOSE THAT WORK ON BEHALF OF THE BROKEN.7 “Blessed are the merciful, for they shall receive mercy. It is a statement of becoming understanding, warm, empowering. It is defending the potential in all people. “[F]or the Lord you God desires mercy not sacrifice.” – Hosea 6:6The proof of Gospel understanding makes one more merciful not more severe. 8 “Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God. Blessed is the person-centered on God at their core. Blessed is the person who clearly identifies Christ as their “true-north”.“Because they will see God”– those centered on Christ will have the gift of being able to identify God at work. Those living in the world, know how difficult the purity of heart is. Thus the challenge to live in this beatitude is rewarded with knowledge of God. “36 “Teacher, which is the great commandment in the Law?” 37 And he said to him, “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. 38 This is the great and first commandment. 39 And a second is like it: You shall love your neighbor as yourself. 40 On these two commandments depend all the Law and the Prophets.” – Matthew 22:36-40 (ESV)9 “Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God. Peacemaker could be translated “wholemaker” (brunner). For we are in the work of comprehensive welfare. (Jer. 29:7)10 “Blessed are those who are persecuted for righteousness sake, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. The life of Jesus embodies this beatitude with tragic potency; those working to see justice, goodness, and beauty in the world will be crushed by the world. For those who are really walking as disciples of Christ, bitter unpopularity is what should be expected. REDEFINING WHO WE CALL BLESSED.“The Beatitudes of Jesus are nothing short of a revolution of evaluation. We see in those whom Jesus blesses those who truly are the Jesus people of this world, and what he calls to our attention about them are not the sort of elements that often go into our evaluation methods.” –Scot McKnightJesus blesses two kinds of people–1. Those who have been broken by the world.2. Those who are working on behalf of the broken.

In a description of Christ's Sermon on the Mount, Robert E. Wells explains how the Christ-focused beatitudes are the map that we must follow every day. Support the show: https://ldsp-pay.ldschurch.org/donations/byu/byu-speeches.html See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Success! We've completed the first season of our Avenue Vlog! Starting next week we'll be debuting our new vlog name, as well as the new series and season for our sermons: Staycation. Nick and Nate wrap up some final thoughts on Christ's Sermon on the Mount and we talk about in closing what Nate feels is so important about living out these sermons as Christ-followers.

Hello everyone welcome to Reaching Out Radio International, we re a team working together in love and unity as the body of Christ sharing the Gospel into the world. Tonight's program is In the Word With Sister Pearl,We invite you to join us for the final message in “Christ in the Beatitudes” series. Tonight we will be sharing on the last few Beatitudes in Matthew 5, also known as Christ's Sermon on the Mount. The last one we will discuss pertains to persecution, a topic which believers in the western world know little of, but need to prepare for now.  Thank you for listening for your continued prayers and support as we share the Gospel into the world, God Bless You!!

There are only two episodes left in season one of our vlog and today we're talking about a very hard topic; "The Narrow Road". Nate is back on the show this week and we invite you to join us as we dive deeper, go beyond the rows of Sunday morning and talk more about Christ's Sermon on the Mount.

Hello we welcome you to Reaching Out Radio International, we are a minsitry team working together in one mind one accord in love and unity as the body of Christ sharing the Gospel into the world. It is our hope our programs enrich your relationship with Jesus helping you to become rooted bringing forth good fruit. We will only share the true message of the cross, being, John 14:6 6Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me.  Tonights program is In the Word with Sister Pearl, with host Sister Pearl.  In tonight's Reaching Out Radio International's broadcast, 'In the Word, with Sister Pearl', we will continue to delve into God's word, so often known as Christ's Sermon on the Mount, found in the gospel of Matthew, chapter 5.  While we often speak of the Kingdom of God and the Kingdom of Heaven, interchangeably, there is a distinction. The Kingdom of God most closely refers to His rule and righteousness reigning inside of a life, totally devoted and surrendered to Christ, as found in Luke 17:20, when He said the Kingdom of God is within you or in your midst. However, the Kingdom of Heaven refers to the clear promise given to all those who humble themselves and follow Christ...ours is the very Kingdom of Heaven.  In other words, when Christ states, 'Blessed are the poor in spirit for theirs is the Kingdom of Heaven', He is speaking of the fact that we will be reigning with Him in His Heavenly Kingdom, eternally. Thank God that this earth is not our final dwelling place.  For those who love and obey the Lord, Heaven is our real and lasting home. Praise God! We thank you for listening for your continued prayers and support as we share the Gospel into the world. May God Bless You and keep you!   

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/581/29 Many have tried to live by the standards set by Christ's Sermon on the Mount--and all have failed. Is it even possible for these standards to become a reality in our lives and set the standard for our actions? Join Dr. James Boice on The Bible Study Hour as he proposes the secret to success in living a holy life according to God's righteousness.

Hello welcome to Reaching Out Radio International, we are a team working together in one mind one accord as the body of Christ sharing the Gospel into the world. We will never add to or take away from the Gospel, we will only share the true message of the cross found in John 3:16 Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me. John 14:6 Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me. Tonights program is In the Word With Sister Peatl,  with host Sister Pearl Corbin, she will be sharing a message titled, "Christ in the Beatitudes (or Blessedness) Part 1. She had planned on sharing this message last week due to technical difficulities she was unable to, she sends her apologies in regard to this.  Tonight, we are going to take a closer look at Christ's Sermon on the Mount, known as The Beatitudes or the Blessedness. It is quite amazing how very differently Christ perspective is than the ideas and thoughts of mere human, unregenerate mankind. No wonder the prophet Isaiah stated,  “For My thoughts are not your thoughts, Nor are your ways My ways,” says the Lord. 9 “For as the heavens are higher than the earth, So are My ways higher than your ways,   And My thoughts than your thoughts.” - Isaiah 55:8-9. We thank you for listening for your continued prayers and support as we share the Gospel into the world God Bless You!!

Hello everyone thank you for listening to Reaching Out Radio International. We are working together in love and unity, in one mind one accord as the body of Jesus Christ sharing the Gospel into the world. We will never add to or take away from the word of God, we share the true message of the cross.  Tonights program is, In the Word with Sister Pearl. She will sharing a mess age titled, "Christ in the Beatitudes (or Blessedness)"  Tonight, we are going to take a closer look at Christ's Sermon on the Mount, known as The Beatitudes or the Blessedness, found in Matthew 5:3-12  It is quite amazing how very differently Christ's perspective is than the ideas and thoughts of mere, unregenerate mankind. No wonder the prophet Isaiah stated,  “For My thoughts are not your thoughts, Nor are your ways My ways,” says the Lord. 9 “For as the heavens are higher than the earth, So are My ways higher than your ways,   And My thoughts than your thoughts.” - Isaiah 55:8-9 (NKJV)  As people who want to please and follow God, we need to have His perspective and not ours. His ways always lead us to life in Him, while our's lead us away from Him. God wants us to live and experience a truly blessed life. Let's look into His precious word together to better understand what it is to truly be blessed.  We thank you for your continued prayers and support as we share the Gospel into the world, God Bless You!

Today's mini-retreat takes a walk in the sunny glade of enlightenment given us in the Beatitudes, those wisdom sayings given to the world at the beginning of Christ's Sermon on the Mount (cf. Gospel of Matthew, chapter 5). Take a walk with me and other listeners today, as we ponder the riches of The Beatitudes! If you are feeling adrift on the waters of discontent about now, grab hold of these Messianic teachings as your anchor for human happiness. To support this ministry, click on the "Support" button, or donate at http://www.paulinecommunityofstjoseph.org/donate.html. May God bless you for your generosity and faith. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lisa9722/support

Kehinde Omotayo - Sunday Morning Service from the 13th of June 2021 Today we begin the first of two sermons looking at verses 17 to 20 from Christ's sermon on the mount in Matthew 5. In this section of the chapter, Christ lays down the foundation for our understanding of the Law; presenting both its perpetuity and ultimate fulfilment in him. Connect with us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/hackneyerc www.erchackney.com

http://www.biblestudytools.com/nrsa/matthew/passage/?q=matthew+7:1-12 (Matthew 7:1-12) In Christian circles, we sometimes talk of the importance of a personal relationship with Jesus Christ because it is important. There is no greater thing than placing one's trust in Christ and following Him. It means life eternal. However, being a follower of Jesus Christ is not just an individualistic, but also a community affair. We are called into a Christian community, such as a church interrelationship, with new brothers and sisters in Christ. But we are also called to relate to the society around us as well. The follower of Jesus Christ is meant to live in a network of relationships. We are not to be isolationists. How, then do we best conduct ourselves in this network of relationships as citizens of God's kingdom? That is the question being answered today as we continue our study of Christ's Sermon on the Mount, found in Matthew 5, 6, and 7. So far in this message, Jesus has been describing life in the kingdom of God. He describes Christian character, Christian influence, Christian righteousness, piety, and priorities. In today's reading, He talks of the Christian's relationships. Though these little paragraphs at the beginning of Matthew 7 appear to be unrelated to each another, there actually is a common thread running throughout this section – relationships. Jesus here instructs His disciples, His followers, on how to relate to people in our various networks. First, listen to what He says about relating to people in the church – your sisters and brothers in Christ. “Do not judge so that you may not be judged.” Jesus knows the Christian community will never be perfect. We are both saints and sinners as we follow Jesus. We have a tendency to step on one another's toes and sometimes misbehave. Ego, pride, and selfishness still rear their ugly heads in us, cause pain to others, and create tensions in our relationships in the church. So how do we behave in response to a fellow member who has misbehaved or who has sinned against us? Jesus knows how easy it is for us to judge and criticize. It makes us feel like big shots, just a little more spiritually together than others. But He says in response, “Don't judge, for by the judgment you make so will you be judged, and the measure you give will be the measure you receive.” What does He mean by that? Modern-day people today love to say, “Don't judge me,” especially when they're doing something they know is probably wrong. But I wonder, is this really what Jesus meant when He said that? Was it meant to be used this way? Was He saying that we ought not to exercise our mental critical faculties to distinguish between right and wrong, good and bad, moral and immoral. Did He intend for us to do away with the law courts in our society? Was He recommending turning a blind eye, ignoring the immoral or hurtful behavior? No. He's not saying that at all. In fact, we were created in God's image with the ability to make value judgments. To suspend our critical faculties would be an absolute contradiction of how God made us and why he made us. We know from other places in Scripture that Jesus urges us to distinguish between good and evil, right and wrong, and to act accordingly. He tells us when someone sins against us, we should go to them and try to fix things, make them right. So what does Jesus mean when He says judge not? As we examine this text a little closer, we find He is actually talking against the spirit of harsh condemnation and criticism, being a fault finder who is negative and destructive toward other people and prone to write people off. He basically points out in this passage that this kind of behavior is sinful, because you are taking the place of God as judge. That is God's job. Only God knows the whole story on a person – their heart, their motives. Scripture says man looks at the activity; God looks at the heart. Only He has the authority to condemn and judge. Jesus...