The Sermon on the Mount is the constitution of God’s kingdom. It is Jesus’ most comprehensive statement about a believer’s role in cooperating with the grace of God and is the “litmus test” to accurately measure our spiritual development and ministry impact.

Jared Olsen shares his views on the harvest field that is at the doorsteps of the European Church, and how we must join our prayers and relief efforts to see God’s will accomplished in this humanitarian crisis.

As an expression of our love for God, we are to love one another. One way we do this is by doing what Jesus did and building friendships that we pour our live into.

As we are seeking the will of God, we can easily become frustrated if we don’t understand that just as there are times and seasons in nature, there are also times and seasons in our lives and in the process of fulfilling God’s will.

God invites everyone to be great in His kingdom. But we must define greatness according to what the Scriptures say success looks like. God put within each of us a longing to be great and successful in life.

In the book of Ephesians, Paul highlighted three important dimensions in our relationship with Jesus: being seated with Christ in heavenly places, walking worthy, and standing firm.