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Originally titled, "The Sermons on the Mount, on the Plain and in the Valley, Part 1," this book started out as an inductive study of the first half of the Sermon on the Mount. It puts the reader back with the audience in that grassy amphitheatre on the North shore of the Sea of Galilee, by portraying the historical background, the crowd's attitude and revealing the Lord's intent for the message from his use of rhetoric, repetitions and figures of speech. But much to the author's surprise, it turned into a vivid portrait of Jesus Christ himself through his words, revealing his sheer genius...

The Sermon on the Mount is the greatest speech ever and the best example of Jesus' teaching ability. His message contains gem-like multi-levels of understanding and timeless truths, which heal believers. This second volume on the Sermon on the Mount takes the healing from the individual level to the collective level. It was clearly Jesus' intent to improve the culture of his time. But the things he emphasized are just as needful and effective today for our troubled and sinful society. A special surprise uncovered in the objective analysis of the Sermon is the Apostolic Declaration of God as a...

The Body of Christ is the most wonderful organization that has ever existed. It is the arena in which every Christian can discover their destiny: their heavenly calling. Because of God's provision, the Body of Christ must be led in a different manner than secular organizations so that believers can blossom and discover and answer their callings. The world favors a one-to-many leadership model where one motivated individual achieves a position and rules from the top-down. However, the Body of Christ is best coordinated according to a many-to-many paradigm where inspired leaders encourage...

This Volume is the third in a series regarding Christ's Greatest Sermons: The Sermon on the Mount, The Sermon on the Plain and the Sermon in the Valley. The Author uses an inductive research method to analyze the words of Jesus, featuring his use of rhetoric, repetitions and other figures of speech to discover Jesus' intent for his Sermons. Jesus was the greatest public speaker of all time. Even his opponents declared that "No man has ever spoken like this man." The Author covers the following topics: How much influence did the Sermon on the Mount have on Christ's ministry? What is the clue...