Sermons on The Sermon on the Mount with I Lewis

In a heart-felt and searching message, Iain Lewis closes the teaching weekend by preaching on God’s Rewards and the Positions in the Kingdom. After explaining and defining what rewards look like. He looks at the character of reward and the cause of reward. Iain explains clearly to the audience that God’s reward will be positional and public. He urges with audience to consider that how they treat the scriptures will affect their position in the kingdom. Iain moves on to…

PART 4: Closing the second day of Bible Teaching, Iain Lewis preaches a challenging and powerful message on God’s Revelation and the Potentate of the Kingdom. After establishing the Biblical Principle of “Progressive Revelation”, Iain explores how much is revealed within the Sermon on the Mount in contrast with the rest of the gospel. He ensures the audience has a firm grasp of how important this passage is in revealing to us what God the father is like, and the…

PART 3: “What does it mean to live right?” The speaker answers this question posed at the outset of this message in a weighty address given, concerning God’s Righteousness and the Purity of the Kingdom. Iain deals with two areas – the practising of righteousness and the principles of righteousness. He emphasises that God desires his people to be different; that he is the audience for our Christian lives. Iain contrasts this with the Pharisees at the time who living…

PART 2: In the second session on the “Sermon on the Mount”, Iain Lewis deals with the subject of God’s Reign and the Prospect of the Kingdom. At the outset of his message, Iain deals with the question many Christians have; what do I do with the Doctrine of the Kingdom? In an incredibly helpful and detailed message, Iain puts forward the argument that the doctrine of the Kingdom should be something that we should understand our position in, ensure…

PART 1: Iain Lewis opens up a weekend of Bible Teaching by providing a detailed and helpful introduction to Matthew 5-7, commonly termed the “Sermon on the Mount”. After immediately debunking the myth that this passage is only relevant to the Jewish people, Iain outlines the teaching itself contained in the sermon, commenting upon the Authority of the Teaching, the Audience of the Teaching and the Aim of the Teaching. On the last point, Iain expands and offers helpful advice…