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INTRODUCTION
WELCOME
Good Morning - Release the Kids
Stand to Read :1-12
DISCIPLESHIP REVIEW
Bridge the two series
Discipleship
Review the definition...
“Worship Jesus through ongoing surrender?
Imagine sitting at Jesus feet to listen to him preach...
These aren’t just themes to broken done and restructured back together.
These are the words of Jesus - they are meant to be heard - they are meant to be treasured, they are meant to be followed
“With Obedience to God In Everyday Life”
Transformed Lives (Hands)
Anger
Lust
Marriage & Divorce
Oaths & Promises
Retaliation
Transformed Affections
Generosity
Prayer & fasting
Treasures of our Heart
Anxiety
Understanding the Setting
Jesus’ Temptation
Jesus is preaching
Jesus calls the disciples
Jesus continues preaching and healing the sick
POINT ONE - THE KINGDOM OF GOD
- Jesus’ Central Teaching
Repent, for the Kingdom of Heaven is at hand
Wat does this mean?
What is the Kingdom of God? Was this expected?
How did the hearers receive this message?
If jump into Jesus Sermon on the Mount without first understanding this context then we risk missing the entire point of his sermon all together.
The First Kingdom
”Be fruitful and multiply and fill the earth and subdue it, and have dominion over the fish of the sea and over the birds of the heavens and over every living thing that moves on the earth
God created Adam and Eve in his image
Placed them as rulers over his creation under God’s sovereign authority
To reflect his glory
- Adam And Eve rejected God‘s rule and reign and wanted the glory for themselves
Being picked on the playground, or in a pick-up game of basketball, the next promotion, etc...
The strong, educated, rich, beautiful
This brought sin, separation, and destruction
Biblical Language
Kingdom of this this age...
Kingdom of this world
Kingdom of sin and death
People of God
Among all peoples of the earth, God chose one from whom he said that he would be their God and they would be his people - so they might be a blessing then to all peoples and nations.
God led them to a Mountain where God spoke and gave them instructions for what it meant to be his people, his kingdom on earth:
So much more than the 10 commandments
The Rescue
God, their King, rescued the people from their bondage, slavery, brokenness.
He saved them from themselves
Brough them out of Egypt
Seperated the Red Sea as they passed through on dry land and then destroyed Pharoah’s army.
Song for the King
THEY SANG: “The Lord will reign forever and ever”
Then God led them to a Mountain where God spoke and gave them instructions for what it meant to be his people, his kingdom on earth:
We can’t pick a choose to keep only the parts we like
So much more than the 10 commandments
We like, “Don’t judge others” but let’s not talk about lust or divorce
Teachings of a King, both the authority and person of Jesus
The Rebellion
Israel did not follow God and they did not live faithfully under his rule and reign
Taken back into captivity
Ca
Future Hope
The prophets kept the hope alive that one day God will re-establish his kingdom
Though we see the brokenness and we are surrounded by the ruin of our own sin we look to the horizon with an expectant hope.
Standing there, with our eyes fixed outword we hear the echo of the words from the Prophet Isaiah:
Isaiah 52:7-
THE KINGDOM OF GOD is the story of how God is taking back his world from us.
The Kingdom of God is the King’s power over the King’s people in the King’s place.
We Wait
Jesus’ ethical teachings are like the relationship between our bones and our bodies.
If you took all that surrounds our bones—our organs, veins, muscles, flab, and whatever else there is—we’d die.
The “bones” of Jesus’ teaching cannot be separated from the body of the Teacher or from his life, death, and resurrection as well as his theology—his view of God, humankind, and the necessity of new birth, repentance, and faith for one to enter into a saving relationship with God.
Matthew Chapter 1 - Jesus is the king of the Jews
Matthew Chapter 28 - Jesus is the King of all peoples around the world
One year passes and then 2
then a decade, and a century, generations have now passed
700 years pass and maybe God forgot - maybe things are just too broken
JESUS APPEARS ON THE SCENE
Transform our Thinking (Head)
Transform Our Affections (Heart)
Transform Our Actions (Hands)
BIG IDEA
Surrendering to the authority of jesus as he establishes his kingdom on earth, as it is in heaven.
POINT ONE - The Kingdom of God
Repent, The Kingdom of God is at hand
Now is the time
I am him, the messenger who was promised.
Let the blind see, let the lame walk - the Kingdom of God is at hand.
You see him - imagine you are part of the crowd surrounding jesus at this moment.
Begin the passage...
“Jesus went up on the mountain...”
Some commentaries liken Jesus’ ascent to the mountain like that of Moses, as Jesus declares the nature of his Kingdom.
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