In Matthew chapters 5-7, we will see King Jesus sit down on a high mountain and teach his disciples in the rabbinic tradition. His message will be that of the kingdom of heaven and the realities that disciples will experience here on earth and ultimately one day in its fullness in eternity. Jesus teaches an upside-down kingdom and gives more meaning to the Old Testament context he alludes to often. Some have called it the greatest sermon of all time which contains the contents and operating procedures of the kingdom of heaven.

Following the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus will perform many miracles in many different ways. These "signs" are not meant to be stand alone impressive elements of Jesus ministry but proof that the message he proclaims is true and valid. If Jesus came with authority during the sermon on the mount, he will come with power in this section. Jesus is preparing the people and the culture for a more direct movement to the cross which the latter parts of Matthew cover. We encourage you to join us during this series to focus on Jesus, understand the miraculous ministry he had, and be prepared to love him more!