As Jesus starts to land the epic Sermon on the Mount, He gives us a stark choice between two roads, and Pastor Heulwen encourages us to take deliberate steps on the road less travelled.

In Part 15 of the series, we tackle some of Jesus’ most famous words to do unto others as you would have them do to you, alongside a massive invitation to bold prayers. So let’s be intentional in love, as well as passionate and persistent in prayer.

As we hit part 14 of the series, and enter Matthew 7, Pastor Heulwen tackles Jesus’ teaching on Measures of Mercy. There is now no condemnation in Jesus, so let’s not go bringing it back!

In Part 13 of the series, Jesus tackles a topic that is more relevant than ever in modern life - worry. Pastor Steffan explores the radical nature of Jesus teaching on anxiety, and how the Kingdom way brings freedom. Worry has no place in Kingdom living, so let’s focus on the Father.

In Part 12 of the series, Pastor Steffan follows Jesus’ lead, and returns once again to the dangerous topic of money, leaving us with a decision to make. For if Jesus is Lord, we will become indifferent to Mammon, but if Mammon is Lord we will become indifferent to Jesus, so let’s choose well.

In Part 11 of the series Pastor Heulwen delves into one of the most famous passages in the Bible, The Lord’s Prayer, where we’re given the scaffolding for supplication, so we can pray the Jesus way.

At the start of Matthew 6 Jesus tackles a topic that’s often all too close to our hearts - money. In Part 10 of the series, Pastor Heulwen looks at how Jesus assumes generosity in the Kingdom, and how it’s really not about the money, it’s about the motive.

As we reach the end of Matthew 5, and Part 9 of the series, we encounter Jesus’ teaching on a perfect kind of love. Jesus encourages us and challenges us to an above and beyond, universal kind of love, and to love perfectly as the Father loves perfectly.

In part 8 of the series, Pastor Heulwen looks at some of Jesus’ most famous teaching on personal ethics. When faced with hurtful humans, this passage points us to the Kingdom way, reminding us that we have a mission to heal, not harm.

In today’s age of manipulative spin, Jesus challenges us to be an authentic people of simple, honest truth. In part 7 of the series Pastor Heulwen reminds us that a lack of truthfulness is a by-product of our selfishness, so let’s be a people of integrity, whose yes means yes, and whose no means no.