• What about my ENEMIES? | Sermon on the Mount | EP.36

  • Sep 10 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 17 mins
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What about my ENEMIES? | Sermon on the Mount | EP.36

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  • ENEMIES!

    We all have them but what does Jesus say about them?

    SERMON ON THE MOUNT PART 6!

    In this six installment of the Sermon on the Mount Pastor's Tim and Johnny continue in the book of Matthew 5:38-48

    They discuss the topic of enemies and retaliation.

    What does Jesus say about your enemies? Love them?

    What does Jesus say about retaliation? Eye for an eye?

    Is what Jesus teaches relevant to today's culture?

    We will talk through some of these tough questions and more.

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