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  1. Blessed are the Peacemakers

    5D AGO

    Blessed are the Peacemakers

    SERMON NOTES Kingdom people always pursue peace Shalom/Eirene The Church Peacemaking How Jesus brings peace For reflection: How does Jesus teaching on peacemaking influence my life? In what area of life (family, work, friendships, church, etc.) do I need to invest in the hard work of peacemaking?

  2. Blessed are the Pure in Heart

    FEB 22

    Blessed are the Pure in Heart

    SERMON NOTES Those who are pure in heart will see God Pure in heart The problem The solution Questions to ponder: What does it look like to pursue purity in heart while also realizing that we cannot reach that without Gods help? What do you need to work on, with Gods help, to see God more clearly?

  3. Blessed are the Merciful

    FEB 15

    Blessed are the Merciful

    SERMON NOTES Those who have received Gods mercy freely give it to others What is mercy? Two expressions of mercy: The challenge of mercy: Questions to consider: How has God been merciful to you? Make a list. How does Gods mercy to you inspire your mercy towards other people? Take some time to ask the Holy Spirit to show you where you are already practicing mercy in your life and where you could practice it more.

  4. Blessed are the Hungry

    FEB 8

    Blessed are the Hungry

    SERMON NOTES True disciples are desperate to live Gods way Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness for they will be filled. For reflection: How does my life reflect the righteousness of God? In what areas of my life do I truly hunger for God? In what areas of my life has my hunger grown weak?

  5. Blessed are the Meek

    FEB 1

    Blessed are the Meek

    SERMON NOTES Because God faithfully blesses us, we can be meek. What does it mean to be meek? 1 Thessalonians 4:11 Mark 10:42-45 Matthew 11:28-30 Meekness is restful confidence in God's rule. Psalm 37:1-9 Isaiah 30:15 They will inherit the Earth To reflect: Where in your life do you tend to try to take control rather than being meek? What are some results that you are grasping and may be causing you to fret, fear, or control? In what ways is God inviting you to trust and hope in him?

  6. Blessed are Those Who Mourn

    JAN 25

    Blessed are Those Who Mourn

    SERMON NOTES Through mourning, God transforms our grief into grace 1. Mourning the Weight of Sin (2 Cor. 7:10, Luke 6:25, Ps. 119:136) 2. The Promise of Comfort (Ps. 34:18, Eccl. 7:4, Rev. 21:4, Ps. 30:5) a) Gods Comfort is Personal b) Gods Comfort is Transformative c) Gods Comfort is Certain 3. Grief can become a Gift (Rom. 8:18, Isa. 35:10) For Further Reflection: What grief are you currently carryingand how might God be inviting you to bring it honestly into his presence? In what ways might mourningover personal sin, broken relationships, or the pain of the worldbe a doorway through which God is shaping your heart for his Kingdom? Where do you need to trust that Gods comfort is already at work in your grief, even if healing or resolution has not yet come?

  7. Blessed are the Poor in Spirit

    JAN 18

    Blessed are the Poor in Spirit

    SERMON NOTES Those who are poor in spirit recognize their desperate need for God Blessed are the poor in spirit for theirs is the kingdom of heaven So what? To reflect: What does it look like to be poor in spirit, according to Jesus? What is the opposite of being poor in spirit? Spend some time in prayer this week, thanking God that He has done for you what you couldnt do for yourself.

  8. Living as Children of the Kingdom

    JAN 11

    Living as Children of the Kingdom

    SERMON NOTES What do we need to know in order to read the Sermon on the Mount well? The Sermon on the Mount is Part of Matthews Gospel The Sermon on the Mount is Carefully Constructed The Sermon on the Mount Summarizes Jesuss Teaching on Kingdom Life The Sermon on the Mount Challenges and Comforts Response: Set aside some time this week to read the Sermon through, in its entirety. If you can, do this more than onceto read the Sermon silently to yourself shouldnt take much more than 10 minutes. As you read, reflect on what words or themes are repeated, the places where you are challenged or encouraged, and any questions that arise. Make a note of these, so that you can consider how they are addressed in the sermon series ahead.

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