Sermon SidekickThe Sermon on the Mount
Walk through Jesus' most famous sermon in Matthew 5-7, one teaching at a time and in the order He gave it. Perfect if you want to hear Jesus' own vision for everyday life, from the Beatitudes to the house on the rock.
Reading 1
The BeatitudesMatthew 5:3–12Jesus opens His sermon by naming who is truly blessed, and His list turns our expectations upside down.
Reading 2
Salt and LightMatthew 5:13–16The blessed people Jesus just described are not meant to hide; He calls them salt and light for the whole world.
Reading 3
The Fulfillment of the LawMatthew 5:17–20Before explaining how that light-filled life looks, Jesus makes clear He came to fulfill God's law, not erase it.
Reading 4
Anger and ReconciliationMatthew 5:21–26Now Jesus shows what fulfilling the law looks like, starting deeper than actions: with the anger in our hearts.
Reading 5
Love Your EnemiesMatthew 5:38–48Jesus takes heart-level righteousness even further, asking us to love not just neighbors but enemies too.
Reading 6
Prayer, Fasting, Treasures, and MastersMatthew 6:5–24Jesus turns to prayer: seek the Father rather than performing for an audience.
Reading 7
Do Not WorryMatthew 6:25–34If God is the Father we just prayed to, Jesus says, then we can trust Him with our daily needs instead of worrying.
Reading 8
Ask, the Golden Rule, and the Narrow GateMatthew 7:7–14Trust turns into action here: Jesus invites us to keep asking, seeking, and knocking on our good Father's door.
Reading 9
False Prophets, Fruit, and Kingdom EntryMatthew 7:15–23As the sermon nears its end, Jesus warns that real faith shows itself in fruit, not just in words.
Reading 10
The House on the RockMatthew 7:24–29Jesus closes with a choice: build your life on hearing and doing His words, like a house set on solid rock.
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