We all want a life that works—better relationships, less anxiety, more peace, more purpose, and a life that holds up when things get hard. But what if some of the things we assume will get us there are actually taking us in the wrong direction? In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus speaks directly to anger, relationships, money, worry, prayer, enemies, and what makes a life strong. This series is an invitation to take a fresh look at what Jesus actually said and ask one simple question: What if he was right?
Am I Living the Good Life? : Matthew 5:1-12 (Sept. 13, 2026, 2:47 p.m. )
In the opening message of What If Jesus Was Right? Rethinking How Life Works, we begin with one of the most familiar—and most challenging—passages in Scripture: (Matthew 5:1–12) the Beatitudes. Jesus describes a “blessed” life in ways that can seem almost upside down: humility instead of self-sufficiency, hunger for righteousness instead of getting what we want, mercy instead of keeping score, peacemaking instead of winning, and hope even when following Him comes at a cost.