Christ, in His message on the Mount, reveals the Father and His grace to us. He sees us as part of His own people, who are not in the kingdom by accident.

It is possible, in this present life, for a person to be spiritually filled with the fullness of God and of Christ, and be fulfilled.

The wide gate is the gate through which multitudes enter into life from the age of accountability. The gate takes in everyone with loads of sin and evil without any restriction or restraint.

From the beginning and throughout the Sermon on the Mount, the Lord Jesus Christ speaks about the Kingdom of heaven, the Kingdom of God (Matthew 5:3,10,19,20; 6:33; 7:21).

The Lord makes everyone who comes to Him an uncommon and extra-ordinary Christian. During Christ’s earthly ministry, all sincere seekers who came to Him received miracles.

Let your light so shine before men….” The reason we represent and reflect Christ before men is because Christ is the Light of the world. As lights that reflect Him in the world, we do not hide, seclude and isolate ourselves.

Beware of wolves in sheep’s clothing. Appearance can be very deceptive. Gifts without grace, charisma without character, love without light...

To be sanctified, we must consecrate ourselves unto the Lord. God commands believers to be separate from unbelievers in the areas of business, marriage, friendship, etc.

The single, unchanging demand of God from all His children in all ages is that we should be holy. He commands us to “follow peace with all men, and holiness...

Many families are battling with tough challenges, some very severe. Because they are ignorant of the solution to the challenges they face, many prolong their pain and suffering.

The disciples had watched Christ pray effectively. They had seen the practical result of His prayers in His life and ministry. Everything about His life was a great challenge to them.

Prayer is the only ordained means by which believers communicate with God. In the Scriptures, the activity of prayer or praying is also described in various ways...