The Sermon on the Mount may be the best known of Jesus’ teachings, but it’s also quite possibly the least understood. Straightforward, practical, and countercultural, this text records Jesus’ description of the ordering of relationships and the expected behavior of a disciple. Join us for this eleven-week deep dive into Jesus’ most famous sermon.
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Sermon Notes Journal
Be sure to pick up a journal as you study the Sermon on the Mount this fall! Use this resource as a tool to follow along each week with the Scripture passage and take additional notes. Journals are available for pick up in the lobby.
Book Recommendations
Below are a few recommended books to read as we study the Sermon on the Mount! You can search for these books in the church Library, on the Libby app, or at your local library/bookstore.
Theology
The Message of the Sermon on the Mount, John R. W. Stott
Relationships & Conflict
Resolving Everday Conflict, Ken Sande and Kevin Johnson
Beatitudes
The Upside Down Kingdom: Wisdom for Life from the Beatitudes, Chris Castaldo 
Priorities & Worry
Running Scared: Fear, Worry, and the God of Rest, Edward Welch
Upcoming Electives
There will be two electives offered this fall to go along with our coordinated study of the Sermon on the Mount. Stop by a Connection Center for more information about the location and times of these classes.