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02 | Obey

What can I get away with? How close to the edge can I get?

We may not say these questions out loud – but they often rise up from within our hearts.

In this second video in the Sermon on the Mount series, Jesus strips back the layers and shows us the danger of living and thinking this way. In Matthew 5:17-48, his radical teaching gets beneath the surface and shows us what it is to live in the light of his victory over Satan, sin and death.

–> The Sermon on the Mount series from Video Bible Talks is a six-video series of Bible teaching from Matthew 5-7 looking at what Jesus says about how to live as his disciples.

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Possible Discussion Questions

‘What can I get away with’ – at root, what does this type of heart attitude say about our view / trust in God?
Are there things that lead you closer to the cliff edge? What radical action could you take knowing that God loves you and wants what is best for you?

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Credits

Produced by Video Bible Talks

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Presented by Dave Cornes

Director Alan Witchalls

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The Sermon on the Mount: Episode 2