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His work is our salvation, which is the foundation of our lives. It supports the house and everything in it. In Jesus’ name, Amen.ġ3) The rock is rooted. Let me find you everywhere I go and in all things and share that love for you with others. Lord, give me your heart, so I can live your way and follow your path and not my own. We need Jesus and through Him, we find life. Questions for Matthew 7:21-29ġ2) Those who have a true heart for God enter the kingdom of heaven. The crowds were amazing as Jesus’s authoritative teachings. Those who don’t are like the foolish man who built his house on sand, so the house eventually fell under the strain. Those who follow God’s law and Jesus’s teaching will have a firm foundation like someone who built his house on a rock. Basically, those who aren’t hypocrites and truly have a heart for God. Only those who do the will of the Father will get into heaven. This concludes our Sermon on the Mount study! Stay tuned for BSF’s Study of John in the next coming weeks! Great lesson to keep in mind for your walk in faith! I hope you’ve found value in Jesus’ words as much as I have. Praying faithfully to God, putting others first, watching out for false prophets, Jesus as the only way to eternal life, and God as our foundation. There are so many nuggets here to take away. Conclusion to Week 4 of Sermon on the Mount: Matthew 7 I do need to pray more to be more like Jesus and do God’s will. My family will be blessed and those around me.ġ6) My prayers are better I think about thanking God for everything in my life. I will pray more to have a heart of God and for God and try to put others’ needs first.

I loved the reminder of Ask, Seek, Knock, and the reminder of putting others first above all else. Matthew 7:12 Reflection Questions for Matthew 7:12ġ5) Gosh, it was all good. “So in everything, do to others what you would have them do to you, for this sums up the Law and the Prophets.”

Bible study fellowship international lessons