Sermon on the Mount//Week 1

An episode of the New Vision Christian Center podcast, hosted by New Vision Christian Center, titled "Sermon on the Mount//Week 1" was published on November 8, 2021 and runs 38 minutes.

November 8, 2021 ·38m · New Vision Christian Center

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Summary

 Over the next month we are going to look at the sermon of all sermons. The sermon on the mount. It will serve as our counter cultural guide to kingdom living. In his most famous sermon he unveils what the kingdom really looks like. Jesus so beautifully turns righteousness and the kingdom of God upside down. The religious leaders at the time emphasized the external things, but Jesus emphasizes the internal things that spill over to the external things. He spoke with confidence, conviction, clarity and an authority that the religious leaders didn’t have. He challenged traditions, he cherished people and he called unlikely people to be a part of a new kingdom. In fact, He is still calling unlikely people to it today.  In this message, we will see who actually inherits the keys to the kingdom (it's not who culture thinks).

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Over the next month we are going to look at the sermon of all sermons. The sermon on the mount. It will serve as our counter cultural guide to kingdom living. In his most famous sermon he unveils what the kingdom really looks like. Jesus so beautifully turns righteousness and the kingdom of God upside down. The religious leaders at the time emphasized the external things, but Jesus emphasizes the internal things that spill over to the external things. He spoke with confidence, conviction, clarity and an authority that the religious leaders didn’t have. He challenged traditions, he cherished people and he called unlikely people to be a part of a new kingdom. In fact, He is still calling unlikely people to it today. In this message, we will see who actually inherits the keys to the kingdom (it's not who culture thinks).

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