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The Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5–7)
The Life of the Kingdom
Matthew 5 through 7: the longest sermon ever recorded, and the hardest to live. He redefines happiness, affirms the law and presses it into the heart, forbids murder and adultery there, narrows divorce to a single ground, tells you to love your enemies, teaches you to pray, and closes with a narrow gate and two builders. You have heard these verses before. This study makes you hear them again — and then decide what to do.
Start with lesson 1
MembersLesson 1 of 18Matthew 5:1-6
MembersLesson 2 of 18Matthew 5:7-12
MembersLesson 3 of 18Matthew 5:13-16
MembersLesson 4 of 18Matthew 5:17-20
MembersLesson 5 of 18Matthew 5:21-26
MembersLesson 6 of 18Matthew 5:27-30
MembersLesson 7 of 18Matthew 5:31-32
MembersLesson 8 of 18Matthew 5:33-37
MembersLesson 9 of 18Matthew 5:38-42
MembersLesson 10 of 18Matthew 5:43-48
MembersLesson 11 of 18Matthew 6:1-8
MembersLesson 12 of 18Matthew 6:9-10
MembersLesson 13 of 18Matthew 6:11-18
MembersLesson 14 of 18Matthew 6:19-24
MembersLesson 15 of 18Matthew 6:25-34
MembersLesson 16 of 18Matthew 7:1-12
MembersLesson 17 of 18Matthew 7:13-14
MembersLesson 18 of 18Matthew 7:15-29
