SESSION 11

Life is three-dimensional.  
Our faith should also be three- dimensional.  

Our faith should be as real as the sun on our face and the soil under our feet.  It should be as real as our work and play and relationships.  As real as what we touch and taste.  It should be as real as present tense.

As real as right now.

When we turn to the Sermon on the Mount, we hear the words of Jesus spoken to His disciples.  We hear of a Kingdom, His Kingdom—its power and presence—advancing in real time, in a real world.  There is a Kingdom that advances through the hearts of its believers, hearts that are transformed, that are meek, keep peace, and hunger for righteous.  This kingdom is visible, tangible and multi-dimensional.  It is as real as the breath in our lungs. 

It is here, in this sermon, where God and man, The King and the kingdom, intersect.  It is here where heart and law converge.

Our faith is as real as our world.  Our faith is as real as our King.