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Who Will Enter?
Post-Easter Sunday… Jesus led the way to the kingdom of God down the narrow road to the cross, and through the small gate called the tomb. The kingdom invitation is still there for all who call upon his name. This Sunday, we conclude our sermon series on the Sermon on the Mount by asking the question… Who will enter? Come, the kingdom of God is opened to you!
Being One Honest Person
A difficult passage nestled in the Sermon on the Mount. Jesus says that we cannot get into heaven unless we are perfectly whole and honest. Jesus reminds us that every word yes or no is a sworn oath upon the name of God. he reminds us that we cannot fragment our spiritual and secular lives. He reminds us again of our need for a Savior.
Ovation Motivation
We continue our series through the Sermon on the Mount. We are hopeful of learning what Jesus taught his disciples in their context of Pharisees and Gentiles so that we can learn to live well here amidst our religious and cultural pressures (our modern day Pharisees and Gentiles).
The Church As Salt And Light Of The World
The Malaysian church can be influencers for the common good. Jesus the Messiah has come to usher in the Kingdom of God. He will renew, restore and transform the heaven and the earth so that every part of creation is filled with the glory of God. But His kingdom is also a present reality. It is here and now. God’s redemptive, missional plan is still moving forward today. As His redeemed people we are to live today as if the future is already present. The way we live are to be signposts pointing forward to what God’s kingdom in its future fullness would look like. So the church is like a movie preview: We are to display some teasers/highlights from the full movie so people look at us and go: “Wow I wanna go see the real show”. Coming soon to a planet near you!
Loving The Enemy
Racial Reconciliation In Malaysia: An Exploration of how the Sermon on The Mount can be applied in the Malaysian context. At the climax of that Star Wars movie, young Luke Skywalker refuses to choose the dark side. He refused to deliver the final blow. Instead, he threw away his light saber and chose to suffer and die for being true to the Light. Yet it is his very "weakness" that inspires his father Darth Vader himself to love once again and to reject the dark side in his final moments. The Jedi knight saved the galaxy through his weakness. So did Christ.
