Journey Church - Chattanooga

When Jesus says not to worry, he's hardly saying just don't do it. When understood in the larger context of the Kingdom, his teaching becomes life changing in every sense of the word.

How we give, pray and fast matter. The ends don't justify the means.

Jesus talks about dealing with difficult people differently. This week we are talking about retaliating and loving our enemies.

Jesus changes conventional thinking about the prohibition to swearing oathes and encourages, instead, to pursue lives of authenticity.

Jesus points to the point of marriage when asked about his stance on ending a marriage. We could learn alot from this type of response.

Lust that seeks to consume others is as destructive as acts of adultery, themselves.

We are called to reconcile even when we are angry.

What does it really mean that Jesus fufills the law and why is it part of this sermon?

We prepare the soil for others to find what we have found.

Those who seek to do right by God and by others will be persecuted just like Jesus was.

Those who are merciful, are pure in heart and are peacemakers are already blessed.

Jesus calls us to hunger for what is good, healthy and righteous.

Jesus's deconstructing of a corrupted faith.

Take my yoke upon you...

God wants to break into your life and the world through you.

God is King but to be king of our lives, we must allow Him to rule.

God came in the flesh to show us what humanity was supposed to look like.

Moses that God is the God of gods. What in the world did he mean? The story is bigger than many of us know.

Ruling and reigning are written throughout the Bible. The Bible tells us what a good king is..

Jesus says much about who gets the kingdom and who doesn't.