Sermon On The Mount // Pastor Gene Pensiero Calvary Hanford
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- Religion & Spirituality
Verse by verse studies through books of the Bible. In this series we learn about what Jesus' famous sermon has to do with the Christian life
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Matthew 5:1-2 – Introduction
The Sermon on the Mount is often misunderstood and, thus, misapplied. What Jesus said in verse twenty is a key to how we are to understand and apply His words. (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
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Matthew 5:3 – The Poor In Spirit
The Sermon on the Mount promises happiness. The word blessed, repeated so often, means something like, O how happy and to be envied. It means to be truly satisfied. (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
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Matthew 5:4 – Those Who Mourn
Who’s dead? Who are we mourning for? I’m going to suggest that it is you, and I, who is dead. (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
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Mathew 5:5 – The Meek
Even in the Church we don’t always value meekness. There is always a general feeling that we would be stronger, and better equipped to fight our enemies, if Christians were all united. (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
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Matthew 5:6 – Hunger And Thirst For Righteousness
We are being conformed, day-by-day, into the image of Jesus by the indwelling Holy Spirit. These beatitudes describe what we are like when we are Christ-like. (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
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Matthew 5:7 – The Merciful
I am merciful, because it is God’s nature and my new nature. (Pastor Gene Pensiero)