In Matthew 5:31–48, Jesus calls us beyond legalism into a transformed life. In this episode, we explore His teachings on divorce, integrity in speech, and the radical command to love our enemies. What does true righteousness look like in real life? Join us for part 4 of our Sermon on the Mount series.

In this third installment of Blessed: The Mountain Messages, we examine Matthew 5:21–30, where Jesus intensifies the Law—not by adding more rules, but by aiming straight for the heart. Anger, contempt, lust—these aren't just "private sins," they are seeds of destruction that Jesus calls out with radical clarity.

Why does Jesus link anger to murder? What does it mean to "cut off" what causes us to stumble? And how is Christ inviting us to wholeness, not just rule-following?

Join us as we confront the uncomfortable, liberating truth: Kingdom living isn’t about behavior modification—it’s about heart transformation.

Welcome back to Blessed: The Mountain Messages — a multi-part podcast series with this episode diving deep into Matthew 5:8–20, part of Jesus’ legendary Sermon on the Mount. These verses aren’t just ancient words; they’re a blueprint for Kingdom living, radical righteousness, and heart-level transformation.

From the promise to the pure in heart to the challenge of being salt and light, and the bold call to exceed the righteousness of the Pharisees — this series explores what it truly means to live as a citizen of heaven here on earth.

Each episode unpacks a few verses at a time, with biblical insight, real-world application, and honest conversation about what it means to follow Jesus in today’s world.