Beginning April 19, we shall embark on a series of messages on the Sermon on the Mount.
Jim Wicker, professor of New Testament at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, wrote, “This sublime sermon bursts with object lessons, humor, hyperbole, proverbs, paradox, symbolism, and high prose. It plumbs the depths of ethics, philosophy, and theology, yet with much practical application. A delight to read, it reflects ethos and pathos, covering a wide range of passions and emotions, but it is also both convicting and challenging.”
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We lose the connection to our divine purpose when we choose to live life independently from God. Even so, God reaches out to us through the person of Jesus Christ. Through a relationship with Christ, we can be forgiven of the evil we have done and restored to our true purpose.
God reveals himself through beauty and design displayed throughout all creation. The fullness of His character is found in the person of Jesus Christ. His truth is revealed in the Bible. We study the Bible together to know God and His purpose for us.