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In this final message from the Sermon on the Mount series, Chris Adams from YWAM Perth delivers a powerful and practical challenge. He focuses on three well-known illustrations: the two gates, the two trees, and the two foundations. Chris urges listeners to move beyond just knowing these concepts and to build a life on the secure foundation of Christ's teaching, not on the world's shifting sands. This talk is a powerful reminder that following Jesus requires a deep, inner heart transformation that is evident in our daily lives, and it's a choice we must actively make.

Matthew 7:13-27

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Ever wonder if you're a hypocrite? In this message, Steve Pick dives into Matthew 7 to confront our deepest motivations. He tackles the famous "log in your eye" analogy, challenging us to deal with our own issues before we judge others. Steve also unpacks what it really means to "ask, seek, and knock," revealing that God is a loving Father who gives good gifts, not a vending machine for our every whim. This talk is a powerful reminder that our faith isn't about fear, but about a passionate desire to become more like Jesus.

Matthew 7:1-12; James 1:5

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In this message, Grant explores Jesus's call to stop worrying. He explains that this is a matter of the heart—where we put our trust. He explores how our hearts are connected to our treasure, whether it's the fleeting things of this world or the secure, eternal things held for us in heaven. He challenges us to consider where our focus lies, asking if we are driven by the anxieties of money, possessions, or image, or if we are trusting in the faithful provision of God. It's an antidote to worry, reminding us that by seeking God's kingdom first, we can find true peace.

Matthew 6:19-34.

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In this message, Steve Bartlett reflects on Mayfield Baptist Church's 100th anniversary, drawing from Psalm 145 to challenge us to three refreshed commitments: to worship God with daily praise, to grow in faith and pass it on to the next generation, and to be driven by God's love to fulfill His mission in the world. He challenges us to be active participants in God's kingdom. To be thermostats for God's kingdom—setting the spiritual temperature—and to be so captivated by God's love that we are compelled to share it with the world.

Psalm 145; Romans 1:12; Philippians 3; 1 Peter 2:9; 2 Corinthians 5; Philippians 2; Revelation.

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Is prayer a spiritual checklist or a genuine conversation with a loving God? In this powerful message, Nathan unpacks the Lord's Prayer, revealing it not just as a set of words to be recited but as a blueprint for a life of intentional and intimate relationship with our Heavenly Father. Nathan challenges us to move beyond hypocrisy and babbling, and to have a singular audience of one in our prayer life. This episode will transform your perspective on prayer, helping you to connect with God with purpose and passion, just as Jesus intended.

Matthew 6:5-8; Matthew 6:9-15; Matthew 18:5-7; Matthew 18:21-22; Matthew 4:1-11; Exodus 16:11-19.

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In 1961, a young Daphne Robson left her home in Australia to serve as a missionary at the Doctor Graham's Homes for children in Kalimpong, India. What began as a childhood conviction from a single Bible verse blossomed into a life of unwavering faith, selfless service, and unexpected adventure.

In this emotional and insightful conversation, Daphne shares her remarkable story, from her earliest spiritual awakening at age eight to the profound devotion that guided her every step. She recounts her journey's challenges—including a harrowing bus crash, a three-week sea voyage, and a perilous trip up the mountain—all while holding fast to her belief that God would provide. You'll hear about the dedicated work of the Doctor Graham's Homes, the breathtaking beauty of the Himalayas, and the vibrant community of children who filled her days.

But her story doesn't end there. Daphne's journey takes a surprising turn when she meets a man who changes the course of her life forever. Join us as Daphne's children sit down with their mother to honor her unwavering faith, her spirit of adventure, and a lifetime of devotion to her Savior, Jesus Christ.

John 3:16; Psalm 22:30-31

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Nathan's message, "Who Are You Trying To Impress?", delves into Jesus's warnings against religious hypocrisy. He defines hypocrisy as performing good deeds for human praise rather than God's approval. Nathan illustrates this through three spiritual disciplines: giving to the needy, prayer, and fasting. In each case, Jesus calls for these acts to be done in secret, emphasizing that God, who sees in secret, will provide the true, lasting reward, contrasting with the fleeting recognition sought by hypocrites. The core takeaway is to assess our intentions and ensure our worship is directed solely to God.

Matthew 6:1-8, Matthew 6:14-18, Proverbs 14:31, Matthew 5:42, 2 Chronicles 7:14, Matthew 4, Mark, Matthew 9:14, Leviticus 23:27, Leviticus 23:32

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Andrew's message, "Oaths, Retaliation, and Love of Enemy," unpacks Jesus's call to a "good and different" kingdom life. He explains that Jesus demands radical integrity, where a simple "yes" or "no" suffices, eliminating manipulative oaths. Instead of "an eye for an eye," Jesus advocates breaking cycles of violence through creative, non-violent responses like turning the other cheek. He also stresses the importance of self-protection and seeking justice while simultaneously calling us to love our enemies and pray for those who persecute us, mirroring God's impartial love. This costly, compassionate action aims to change hearts and embodies a truly transformed life.

Matthew 5:33-48, Mark 7