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(Matthew 5:43-48)
As we come to the end of Jesus' words in the Sermon on the Mount, Si Duke takes the opportunity to unpack a very famous teaching of Jesus' - You have heard it said, love your neighbour but hate your enemy...
Today Simon unpacks what this command and call to a different way of living means for us today and challenges us to consider what this kind of love looks like.
This series revisits Jesus’ transformative teaching from the Sermon on the Mount. Each message explores a familiar ethical command (“Do not murder,” “Do not commit adultery,” etc.) and then contrasts it with Jesus’ deeper invitation: to cultivate a heart shaped by love, integrity, truthfulness, and mercy. Rather than settling for surface-level righteousness, Jesus pushes us toward inward transformation that reshapes relationships, motives, and emotions. This series helps us confront the gap between cultural assumptions and kingdom life, and invites practical steps toward Christlike wholeness.
