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1. 39:21 Amen. Thank you, Scott. So by way of context, this is right after the beatitudes in the Sermon on the Mount. This is actually where Jesus taught is on the Mount Of Beatitudes. They call it now overlooking the Sea Of Galilee. A City on a Hill, Not a Cruise Ship · Brad Yates
2. 44:05 He is so merciful with us. Jesus said in the beatitudes, the great teaching of the beatitudes, blessed are the merciful for they will be shown mercy. What did Jesus mean when he said that? Well, this word mercy here is an action word. It means you're moving, you're stepping in to help when others need help. Women's Bible Study - January 31st, 2024 - Walking in the Holy Spirit
3. 25:03 What is it that you want me to teach? Some of you have I think there's confusion sometimes like, okay, I'm going through the workbook and then Deborah just teaches on the beatitudes. Well, that was only like one tiny piece of my workbook. How does that even connect? Do we talk about the beatitudes in our group or do we talk about the workbook? Women's Bible Study - September 25th, 2024 - Called to Follow: Worship and Discipleship · Natalie
4. 36:49 You get a bonus. And I wish I was in charge of the church because I would forbid the beatitudes being taught as being upside down. No. The beatitudes are the way that God looks at things because they're his words and his truth, and he's the one that gets to set the GPS of our souls. And when he says things like, blessed are those who are poor. Love Is an Action · Dave Hatfield
5. 27:53 You are the light of the world. A city set on a hill cannot be hidden nor do people light a lamp and put it under a basket, but on a stand and it gives light to all in the house. In the same way, let your light shine before others so that they may see your good works and give glory to your father who is in heaven. So by way of context, this is right after the beatitudes where Jesus standing here on the Mount Of Beatitudes. I actually took that picture in September. Sunday July 16th 11am (Traditional) Service with Guest Speaker Brad Yates · Brad Yates
6. 0:00 It's a good game. If you had no home, you had no shelter, no food, no clothing, what would you be doing? Right. You'd be on your face. Think if the Beatitudes were... Love Is an Action · Dave Hatfield
7. 21:01 Thank you so much. Thank you. Good morning, everyone. On your table, we have a handout from Natalie's teaching last week and from what I'm gonna go over this morning with you, the beatitudes. Does this sound right? Women's Bible Study - September 18th, 2024 - Let Go and Trust God · Deborah
8. 27:38 But we're supposed to be slow to anger as Christians. Quick to listen, slow to anger, slow to speak. We're supposed to be different than that. And I was just like, looking through that. So I I was also thinking through the beatitudes about this isn't necessarily about monetary being poor. Monday, April 4th, 2022 Evening Service - Guest Speaker Nick Staron on Not showing Favoritism · Nick Stern
9. 57:24 The hungry, has filled with good things, but the rich man is sent away empty. The beatitudes in Luke sound like this. Blessed are you who are poor for the kingdom of God is yours. Blessed are you who are now hungry for you will be satisfied. Blessed are you who are now weeping for you will laugh. Strive to Enter Through the Narrow Door
10. 38:05 It's in those moments of our desperation that we seek him and that we find him and that we're in his presence and you are blessed. Why? Because you have the kingdom of heaven, You have God. What's more blessed than that? If the beatitudes were written to America, I think they'd sound something like this. Love Is an Action · Dave Hatfield
11. 55:09 It's great. God is asking us to keep on seeking him. In Matthew, right after the Lord's prayer, right near the Lord's prayer is the beatitudes. And blessed are those who hunger and thirst after righteousness, justice, because they're going to be filled. Every single one of them who's asking for that is going to get it. Shameless Persistence
12. 28:00 That's what that phrase means, kingdom of heaven. It doesn't mean where we go for all of eternity. It means we're entering into the kingdom of heaven when we become a child of God and we turn to God and we experience God. That's what that means. And basically, Jesus is telling us in the beatitudes, this is how you follow me. Women's Bible Study - September 18th, 2024 - Let Go and Trust God · Deborah
13. 44:44 When Jesus came down from the mountain, large crowds followed him. Okay. These are crowds of disciples who are listening to what he said, the whole beatitudes, and to be merciful, and don't condemn, don't judge. And so, what he has said is good, but now we're gonna go into what he does. Matthew eight one, obviously, followed by Matthew eight two. God Has Visited His People
14. 26:53 The Sermon on the Mount and the beatitudes are not a message of salvation. This is not about salvation. This is about what happens after salvation. And Matthew says, if we will do these things, we're going to enter into this intimate relationship with God Almighty. I mean, can we just pause there for a second that God is going to be personally involved with our life? Women's Bible Study - September 18th, 2024 - Let Go and Trust God · Deborah
15. 29:28 So it's sort of a forward talking about persecution. Then we're gonna take a look at salt, the light city, and God's glory. That's our roadmap for where we're going today. So in the verses immediately before this, in the last of the beatitudes, Jesus says that we are actually blessed when people insult us on his account. Now I don't have time to fully break that down for today, but you need to know that that's the context here. Sunday July 16th 11am (Traditional) Service with Guest Speaker Brad Yates · Brad Yates
16. 25:50 You already did it. So, he just teed it up so perfectly. We started two weeks ago when we dove in, we really talked about trials and the testing of our faith and what the trials and the tensions are to produce which is a deeper faith and an epinosis, a true experiential knowledge of the word of God, not just memorizing the text. And last week we talked about the beatitudes. This week we're gonna talk about the training of our faith. Women's Bible Study - September 25th, 2024 - Called to Follow: Worship and Discipleship · Natalie
17. 39:53 You're overlooking the Sea Of Galilee. Jesus is sitting on a little bit of a or standing or sitting, actually, should say, on a little bit of a rising, and there's all these people spread out before him. But he's talking to his followers. He has just delivered the beatitudes, which is a startling vision of who is in the kingdom of God and what his followers are called to be like. So our central truth for today, God's glory is the point of everything. A City on a Hill, Not a Cruise Ship · Brad Yates
18. 52:28 And I love the in the beatitudes. I just did a study on that and that the blessed was God was like overjoyed that they were so empty that there is room for him. That in those lowly positions that they had nothing else left And that's why, like, I think in third world countries, like, especially there's just this such this joy and the simplicity of, like, they have faith and they don't have much else. Yet they live in conditions that we would be appalled, like, couldn't even fathom ourselves living in. The Very Last and the Servant of All · Brad
19. 40:44 That's where we're going. So persecution. So like I said in the verses immediately before this, in the last of the beatitudes, Jesus says that we are blessed when people insult us on his behalf. Now I don't have time today to fully break that down, but if you don't have much in the way of church background or if you haven't done a deep dive into church history, you really just need to know that it's persecution has historically been the norm for us. The modern era of religious freedom, of civil liberties, and of this general prosperity, these are not normal in the scope of church history. A City on a Hill, Not a Cruise Ship · Brad Yates

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