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Sunday, April 10, 2011 
Following the Teacher Series 14After 7 months and 23 sermons, the preaching series on The Sermon on the Mount comes down to this: one story and a realization that it is not our initial response to Christ's teachings, but our long term obedience that matters.
[Matthew 7:24-29]
Bob Lenz Event Report by Andy Gabruch (3.2MB MP3)
Sunday, April 3, 2011 
Following the Teacher Series 13In the Sermon on the Mount, Christ gives some well known instructions on retaliation. We examine turning the other cheek, walking the extra mile, and giving our coat to find application for our everyday lives.
[Matthew 5:38-42]
Sunday, March 27, 2011 
Following the Teacher Series 12The main point of the Sermon on the Mount is Jesus: he reveals himself as the fulfillment of the law. Not only does he raise the bar of expectations for us, but he shares his righteousness with us so we can truly be the light of the world.
[Matthew 5:17-20; Ezekiel 11:19-20; Matthew 5:43-47]
James Perreaux's Ordination
by Derrick Hamre & James Perreaux (3.6MB MP3)
Sunday, March 20, 2011 
Following the Teacher Series 11The Christian life is not easy. The narrow way of the kingdom that Jesus teaches about is one that is concerned about character over outward appearances, obedience over spiritual talk, and relationship with Christ over the business of religion.
[Matthew 7:15-23]
Women's Retreat Testimony by Margo Berthaudin (2.6MB MP3)
Sunday, March 13, 2011 
Following the Teacher Series 10As the Sermon on the Mount comes to an end, Jesus gives three powerful principles at the heart of prayer. The "ask," "seek," "knock" instruction is primarily about others first and then our relationship with our Father.
[Matthew 7:7-12]
Thailand STM Commissioning by Derrick Hamre (1.7MB MP3)
Sunday, March 6, 2011 
Following the Teacher Series 9Although the gospel of Christ is a message with wide invitation, the exclusive nature of Jesus himself and his call to obedience is a hard side of the Sermon on the Mount. The narrow road and narrow gate contrast with the broader ways of destruction.
[Matthew 7:13-14]
Sunday, February 27, 2011 
Following the Teacher Series 8Jesus wants to deal with the Pharisee that lives within all of us. We need to avoid judging others and instead live a life of discernment and transformation by evaluating ourselves and internalizing God's word.
[Matthew 7:1-6]
Tithing Questions by Derrick Hamre (3.4MB MP3)
Sunday, February 20, 2011 
You Can't Serve Two Masters Following the Teacher Series 7Jesus knew that what we focus on would become our treasure. It is not inappropriate to have treasures, but for followers of Christ, they must reflect His Lordship. Do you see life from His perspective?
[Matthew 6:19-24]
Employment Testimony by Shirley King (4.0MB MP3)
Sunday, February 13, 2011 
Following the Teacher Series 6Using phrases like "I promise" or "I swear" shows that our "yes" or "no" isn't good enough. Jesus teaches us to be people of integrity in the area of vows, oaths, and keeping promises. Here's practical advice to mean what we say and say what we mean.
[Matthew 5:33-37]
Serving as a Deacon by Marc Berthaudin (2.1MB MP3)
Sunday, February 6, 2011 
Following the Teacher Series 5Stress free living begins in the heart with our faith in God. Worrying is a vote of non-confidence in God’s ability to handle the affairs of our lives. What will we focus on: the problems or our Heavenly Father who promised to take care of us?
[Matthew 6:25-34]
Sunday, January 30, 2011 
Following the Teacher Series 4Jesus is a protector of love and marriage. Because sexual lust can lead people dangerously close to adultry and divorce, Christ teaches us to take drastic action in order to protect ourselves and our marriages. This is a call to sexual and marital purity.
[Matthew 5:27-32]
Thailand STM Testimonies
by Carol Hawkes & Tom Harbour (3.7MB MP3)
Sunday, January 23, 2011 
Following the Teacher Series 3When talking about murder, Jesus moves the emphasis of the Mosaic law from observance to attitude. In contrast to a life crippled by anger, contempt and malice, Jesus promotes a kingdom way of living that addresses conflict by initiating reconciliation.
[Matthew 5:21-25]
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