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But I Say To You – Week Four

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But I Say To You - Week Four

But I Say To You - Week Four

June 15, 2025 • Stacie Bartels

Do you ever catch yourself reducing people to labels instead of seeing them as children of God, loved by Him? In situations and circumstances we face, it can be simpler to reduce people to “somethings” rather than “someones.” Jesus’ words on divorce in Matthew 5 give us practical guidance for examining all our relationships - in marriage, family, workplace, and community - to identify where we might be treating others as “somethings” rather than “someones.”

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But I Say To You - Week Three

But I Say To You - Week Three

June 8, 2025 • Seth Kreimeyer-Kelly

Jesus transforms our understanding of adultery in the Sermon on the Mount by focusing on the heart rather than just external behavior. Matthew 5:27-30 reveals that Jesus wasn’t simply making the rules outlined in the Old Testament more strict; He was addressing the deeper issue of human desire and how it shapes relationships. Desire itself is not bad, but how are we directing our desires? Are we destroying relationships, or are we building them up?

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But I Say To You - Week Two

But I Say To You - Week Two

June 1, 2025 • Glenn Barteau

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus wasn't contradicting Scripture with His 'but I say to you' statements—He was revealing its deeper meaning. Taking the commandment 'do not murder,' Jesus expanded it to address the heart issues behind violence: anger, contempt, and broken relationships. Throughout the Gospels, Jesus consistently approached people with compassion, seeing their needs and struggles rather than judging them. When we understand Scripture through Jesus' compassionate heart toward people, we grasp its deeper meaning and intent.

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