I Can't, But He Can

I Can't, But He Can

Jesus begins by teaching His disciples eight attitudes called, the "beatitudes," or "blessed attitudes," because each one is introduced by the word "blessed." Jesus is promising to bless the disciple who has each of these attitudes. This word "blessed" can actually mean "happy," "spiritually prosperous," or "in a state of grace." Each attitude also includes a promise that describes the form in which this blessing will come into the life of that disciple. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1049/29

The Content of the Sermon on the Mount – Part 2

The Sermon on the Mount is one of the key teachings of the Bible. Jesus preached this sermon on a mountaintop in Galilee when He challenged people who professed to be His disciples to be strategically placed between the love of God and the pain of the... To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1049/29

The Context of the Sermon on the Mount – Part 1

The Sermon on the Mount is considered to be one of Jesus' most important discourses and one of His most foundational teachings, considered to hold the essence of Jesus' teaching. Even many who are not Christians believe this sermon is one of the most important messages ever taught. There is perhaps no passage in the Bible that is quoted more and understood less than this teaching in Matthew 5-7. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1049/29

Prayer: Description & Prescriptions

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Prescription for Prayer

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