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Sermon on the Mount - Dr. Patrick Latham

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by Dr. Patrick Latham

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Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount—one of the most powerful and influential teachings in all of Scripture. Spanning three full chapters, from Matthew 5:1 through 7:29, this sermon reveals the heart of Christ’s message about the kingdom of heaven and what it truly means to follow Him. Throughout this series, we will walk verse by verse through the Sermon on the Mount, carefully examining its depth, clarity, and life-shaping truth. Widely regarded as the most famous section of the Bible, these words of Jesus have been read, memorized, studied, and quoted more than perhaps any other passage in Scripture

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Recent Episodes

June 29, 2026

How Will You Respond to Jesus’ Teaching? E31

In Matthew 7:28-29, Matthew provided a conclusion to Jesus’ sermon. The words of the actual Sermon on the Mount ended with verse 27. One could see Matthew 7:28-29 as a parallel to Matthew 5:1-2. While the later passage introduced Jesus’ sermon, the former concluded it. Both passages contained Holy Spirit-inspired editorial remarks from Matthew.

June 16, 2026

The Firm Foundation of Obedience E30

In Matthew 7:24-27, Jesus concluded his Sermon on the Mount by calling his hearers to obedience. In doing so, he used the fourth, and final, metaphor of his conclusion. To speak of the benefit and blessing of obedience in a believer’s life, he compared obedience to a firm foundation.Jesus’ final metaphor was a memorable one. Matthew 7:24-27 constitute some of the most vivid words from the Sermon on the Mount. To this day, even unbelievers make reference to Jesus’ metaphors within the passage.

June 12, 2026

Is Your Faith Genuine? E29

In Matthew 7:21-23, Jesus taught his hearers about the tragedy of false professions of faith. With verse 21, Jesus shifted to the third section of his conclusion. Whereas his first section focused on two different paths of life (Matthew 7:13-14), and whereas his second section focused on two fruits in life (Matthew 7:15-20), his third section focused on two different professions of faith in life. J.C. Ryle has described the verses as giving “heart-piercing application.”

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What is Sermon on the Mount - Dr. Patrick Latham?: Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount—one of the most powerful and influential teachings in all of Scripture. Spanning three full chapters, from Matthew 5:1 through 7:29, this sermon reveals the heart of Christ’s message about the kingdom of heaven and what it truly means to follow Him.

Throughout this series, we will walk verse by verse through the Sermon on the Mount, carefully examining its depth, clarity, and life-shaping truth. Widely regarded as the most famous section of the Bible, these words of Jesus have been read, memorized, studied, and quoted more than perhaps any other passage in Scripture
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: No, this podcast does not typically feature guests.

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