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How to Truly Be Happy

As Jesus began the most quoted sermon in history, he explained what the blessed or happy life looks like. Living according to the principles of the kingdom is a pivotal yet promising paradigm shift.
Author
Travis Agnew
Lead Pastor
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How to Truly Be Happy

As Jesus began the most quoted sermon in history, he explained what the blessed or happy life looks like. Living according to the principles of the kingdom is a pivotal yet promising paradigm shift.
Date
December 6, 2020
Speaker
Travis Agnew
Lead Pastor
Scripture
Matthew 5:1-12
  • The content of the Sermon on the Mount is to be the Kingdom standard in a confused culture.
  • Jesus’ words are the standard to which disciples should ultimately strive.

#1. The poor in spirit receive the kingdom of heaven.
You don’t have to have it all together to be accepted by God.

#2. Those who mourn shall be comforted.
You have every right to admit that things are not the way they ought to be – in your life and in this world.

#3. The meek shall inherit the earth.
You don’t have to prove yourself to anyone in this world.

#4. Those hungering and thirsting for righteousness will be satisfied.
You shouldn’t quit if you aren’t spiritually where you thought you would be by now.

#5. The merciful will receive mercy.
You will be free to extend mercy when you appreciate how much of it you have personally received.

#6. The pure in heart will see God.
You can behold God better if you remove the impurities you’ve learned to accept.

#7. The peacemakers are children of God.
You don’t have to promote or permit bitterness in relationships.

#8. The persecuted can find joy and await a reward.
You don’t have to be ashamed of a faith that everyone else doesn’t accept.

  • Most of our unhappiness can be traced to preferring the world’s ways over Jesus‘ path.
  • If you want to experience the most blessed life possible, you must live it according to the One who gave it to you.

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