We continue our Fulfilled series by studying Matthew 5:1-16, looking at what are typically called The Beatitudes. These revolutionary characteristics are what Jesus calls us to as we follow him. It's an upside down way of thinking, because we often think money, or power, or influence, and things like these are the way to a fulfilled life. Jesus says it's the opposite of what we think. We have to make ourselves low... we have to repent. That's the way to the fulfilled life. We hope this message challenges you, not to try to be perfect, but to recognize you're not! And to worship Jesus, who was perfect on your behalf.
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