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Best Life - Under New Management (Matthew 5:1-5)
Jesus started his great Sermon on the Mount with a statement that confounds modern self-help thinking - blessed are the poor in spirit. In this message, Gordon Dabbs, Ph.D., teaches about what it means to be poor in spirit and why it is a blessing to live from this humble place.
About the series. . .
People talk a lot these days about “living your best life.” The one person in history who actually pulled it off was Jesus Christ. In his Sermon on the Mount, Jesus revealed how we, also, can live our best life. Join us on Sunday mornings as Dr. Gordon Dabbs shares how to apply Jesus’ extraordinary teachings to life. Decide to listen to Jesus and start living your best life!
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