
Matthew 5 describes what Kingdom living looks like. It is the beginning of the best-known part of Jesus’ teaching we call The Beatitudes. It is within this text we find the foundation of the Christian value-system, all of which are presented in paradoxical form. They don’t make sense on the surface, but when we dive deeper, we see Jesus presenting us a new way of life, and if followed, will bring us to a state of being blessed.

Blessed Are
The Meek
Week 1: June 21
The Merciful
Week 5: July 19
Those Who Mourn
Week 2: June 28
The Pure in Heart
Week 6: July 26
The Poor in Spirit
Week 3: July 5
The Peacemakers
Week 7: August 2
Who Hunger & Thirst
Week 4: July 12
The Persecuted
Week 8: August 9
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par·a·dox·ol·o·gy | \ -jē \ plural -es
noun. a statement or proposition that seems self-contradictory or absurd but in reality expresses a possible truth.