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  When You Pray | Matthew 6:5-9 | Sermon on the Mount 22.10.2026 1h 37m

  Do you pray to be seen by others, or to be heard by God?In this episode of The Gospel Podcast, we continue our Sermon on the Mount Bible study, exploring Matthew 6:5–9 and Jesus’ powerful teaching on prayer, sincerity, and developing a genuine relationship with God.Jesus warns against hypocritical prayer, seeking attention from others, and using empty, repetitive words. Instead, He calls believers to approach the Father with humility, sincerity, and faith.But what does it really mean to pray in secret? And how can we develop a deeper, more meaningful prayer life?In this episode, we discuss:Why Jesus warns against praying to impress othersThe importance of private prayer and intimacy with GodThe difference between genuine prayer and empty repetitionHow to overcome routine, religious prayerWhat the Lord's Prayer teaches us about approaching GodPrayer isn't about how eloquently we speak or how many words we use. It's about the condition of our hearts and our relationship with our Heavenly Father.Whether you're new to Christianity or looking to strengthen your walk with Christ, this Bible study will encourage you to examine your motives and grow in authentic prayer.Scripture: Matthew 6:5–9Series: Sermon on the Mount | Heavenly Rewards & Pure MotivesJoin The Gospel Podcast as we study Scripture, grow in faith, and seek to live according to the teachings of Jesus Christ.
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  Heavenly Rewards & Pure Motives | Matthew 6:1-18 | Sermon on the Mount 22.10.2026 57m

  Are your good deeds driven by God… or by recognition?In **Matthew 6:2–4**, Jesus exposes the danger of giving for attention and calls us to live with **pure motives**. In this powerful teaching from the **Sermon on the Mount**, we explore what it truly means to practice righteousness in secret—and why God values the heart over outward performance.If you’ve ever struggled with seeking validation, recognition, or approval from others, this message will challenge and encourage you to refocus on what really matters: **pleasing God, not people**.Discover how **heavenly rewards** are connected to humility, obedience, and a sincere relationship with the Father—who sees everything, even what’s done in secret.📖 **Scripture:** Matthew 6:2–4🎙 **Series:** Sermon on the Mount | Heavenly Rewards & Pure Motives🔥 **Topic:** Rewards, Giving, Heart Motives👇 In this video, you’ll learn:• What Jesus really meant by “do not let your left hand know what your right hand is doing”• Why public recognition can rob you of eternal reward• How to develop a heart of genuine generosity• The difference between earthly praise and heavenly reward🙏 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more **Bible teaching**, **Christian encouragement**, and deep dives into the words of Jesus.#Matthew6 #SermonOnTheMount #PureMotives #HeavenlyRewards #ChristianYouTube #BibleTeaching #FaithInAction #JesusTeaching #KingdomLiving #ChristianContent
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  Love Your Enemies | Matthew 5:43-48 | Sermon on the Mount 20.10.2026 1h 32m

  In this Bible study, we dive into Jesus’ powerful teaching on loving your enemies in Matthew 5:43–48. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus calls His followers to a radical kind of love—one that goes beyond human nature. Instead of only loving those who love us, Jesus commands us to love our enemies, pray for those who persecute us, and reflect the heart of God in every situation.What does it really mean to love your enemies? Why does Jesus call us to love when it’s hardest? And how can we live this out in our daily lives as Christians?In this episode, we break down:• Matthew 5:44 — The importance of love in Christianity, especially when it’s difficult• Matthew 5:45 — God loved us first, showing kindness to both the righteous and the unrighteous• Matthew 5:48 — The call to perfection and how it points us to the Gospel of Jesus Christ• How loving your enemies reveals a transformed heart• Practical ways to live out Christian love in a world full of hate and divisionThis study is part of our Sermon on the Mount Bible study series, where we walk verse-by-verse through Jesus’ teachings and apply them to real life. If you’re looking to grow in your faith, understand the teachings of Jesus, and live a Christ-centered life, this message will challenge and encourage you.Subscribe for more Bible studies, Christian teaching, and Gospel-centered content.#BibleStudy #LoveYourEnemies #Matthew5 #SermonOnTheMount #ChristianLiving #TeachingsOfJesus #FaithInChrist #Gospel #JesusChrist #ChristianContent
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  Overlooking Offense & Self Defense | Matthew 5:38-42 | Sermon on the Mount 15.10.2026 1h 7m

  In Episode 10 of our Sermon on the Mount Bible study, we explore Matthew 5:38–42 and Jesus’ difficult teaching to “turn the other cheek.”What does Jesus mean when He says, “Do not resist an evil person”? Is He teaching that Christians should never defend themselves, or is He addressing our desire for revenge, retaliation, and personal vindication?In “Overlooking Offense & Self Defense,” we discuss the difference between self-defense and retaliation, how believers should respond to offense and injustice, and what it means to trust God when we have been wronged.We cover:The meaning of “turn the other cheek”Matthew 5:38–42 in contextSelf-defense vs. revenge and retaliationHow Christians should respond when offended or mistreatedPride, anger, forgiveness, and personal vengeanceLiving with grace, humility, and self-controlJesus’ teaching is not a call to weakness, but to a life shaped by the character of Christ rather than the desire to get even.If you have ever struggled with offense, anger, revenge, forgiveness, or knowing when it is appropriate to defend yourself, this conversation will challenge you to examine your heart and better understand Jesus’ teaching.Scripture: Matthew 5:38–42Series: Sermon on the Mount Bible StudyEpisode 10: Overlooking Offense & Self Defense
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  Dependable Character | Matthew 5:33–37 | Sermon on the Mount 28.07.2026 1h 4m

  In this Bible study, we dive into Jesus’ powerful teaching on truth, integrity, and dependable character in Gospel of Matthew 5:33–37. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus challenges the practice of making oaths and calls His followers to a higher standard—one where our words are so trustworthy that a simple “Yes” or “No” is enough.What does it mean to live with true integrity? Why does Jesus say not to swear oaths at all? And how does this apply to our everyday lives as believers?In this episode, we break down:• Matthew 5:33–37 — Jesus teaches on oaths and truthfulness• What it means to have a dependable and honest character• Why integrity matters in the life of a Christian• The connection between our words and our heart• How to live out “Let your yes be yes” in a world full of compromiseThis study is part of our ongoing Sermon on the Mount series, where we walk verse-by-verse through Jesus’ teachings and apply them to real life. If you're seeking truth, clarity, and a deeper understanding of God’s Word, this message will challenge and strengthen your walk with Christ.Subscribe for more Bible studies and Gospel-centered teaching.#BibleStudy #SermonOnTheMount #Matthew5 #ChristianLiving #Integrity #Truth #FaithInChrist #JesusTeaching
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  Jesus on Marriage and Divorce | Matthew 5 & 19 | Sermon on the Mount | Bible Study 27.07.2026 1h 32m

  n this Bible study, we dive into Jesus’ powerful teaching on marriage and divorce found in Matthew 5 and Matthew 19. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus challenges the cultural understanding of divorce and points us back to God’s original design for marriage.What does Jesus really say about divorce? Is it ever permitted? And how should Christians view marriage today in light of His words?In this episode, we break down:• Matthew 5:31–32 — Jesus raises the standard beyond the law• Matthew 19:3–9 — Jesus confronts the Pharisees on divorce• God’s original intent for marriage from the beginning• The hardness of heart and its role in broken relationships• What this teaching means for believers todayThis study is part of our ongoing Sermon on the Mount series, where we walk verse-by-verse through Jesus’ teachings and apply them to real life.If you're seeking truth, clarity, and a deeper understanding of God’s Word, this study will challenge and encourage you.Subscribe for more Bible studies and Gospel-centered teaching.#BibleStudy #JesusTeaching #MarriageAndDivorce #Matthew5 #Matthew19 #SermonOnTheMount #ChristianLiving #GospelTruth #FaithInChrist
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  Jesus on Lust and the Heart | Matthew 5:27–30 | Sermon on the Mount Bible Study 08.07.2026 1h 8m

  In this Bible study from Gospel of Matthew 5:27–30, Jesus Christ continues teaching in the Sermon on the Mount, revealing that true righteousness goes far beyond outward actions—it begins in the heart.Jesus challenges the common understanding of the commandment against adultery and shows that lustful intent is already sin in the heart. He then uses strong language about removing the eye or hand to illustrate how serious we must be about dealing with sin and setting boundaries in our lives.In this episode we cover:• Why God’s standard of righteousness is higher than outward behavior• How lust and sin begin in the heart• Why setting strong boundaries is necessary to fight sin• The danger of persistent sin leading someone away from God• The hope of forgiveness, grace, and help in our struggleThis passage is a powerful reminder that Jesus calls His followers to true heart transformation, not just religious appearance.If you want to grow in your understanding of Scripture and follow Christ more faithfully, join us as we walk verse-by-verse through this important teaching.#Matthew5 #BibleStudy #SermonOnTheMount #JesusTeaching #ChristianLiving #BibleTeaching #TheGospelPodcast
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  From Anger to Reconciliation | Matthew 5:21-26 | Sermon on the Mount 19.03.2026 1h 10m

  In this Bible study on Matthew 5:21–26, we continue through the Sermon on the Mount as Jesus addresses the issue of anger and the importance of reconciliation.Jesus takes the commandment “You shall not murder” far beyond outward actions and exposes the real issue—the condition of the heart. He reveals that anger, bitterness, and unresolved offense are not just small issues, but heart problems that matter deeply to God.This passage isn’t just about avoiding sin externally—it’s about what’s happening internally. Jesus is calling us to a transformed heart, not just controlled behavior.In this episode, we break down:• What Jesus teaches about anger and judgment• Why unresolved anger is a heart issue, not just a behavior issue• How inward attitudes can lead to outward sin• The urgency of reconciliation in relationships• Why God cares more about the condition of your heart than outward appearancesThis teaching challenges us to examine what we’re holding onto internally—resentment, pride, offense—and calls us to deal with it before it grows into something deeper.Jesus shows that true righteousness isn’t just about what we do, but who we are at the heart level.If you’ve struggled with anger, forgiveness, or letting go of offense, this message will help you understand what God is really after—a clean heart and restored relationships.Subscribe for more verse-by-verse Bible studies through the Sermon on the Mount.#Matthew5 #SermonOnTheMount #BibleStudy #HeartCheck #Anger #Forgiveness #Reconciliation #JesusTeachings
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  Are Christians Under the Law or Led by the Holy Spirit? | Matthew 5:17-20 | Sermon on the Mount 19.03.2026 1h 18m

  In this Bible study on Matthew 5:17–20, we tackle a powerful and often misunderstood question: Are Christians under the Law, or are we led by the Holy Spirit?As Jesus continues the Sermon on the Mount, He declares that He did not come to abolish the Law, but to fulfill it. This raises an important question for every believer—what is our relationship to the Law today?In this episode, we break down what Jesus truly meant and how it applies to our daily walk with God.In this teaching, we cover:• What it means that Jesus fulfilled the Law• Are believers still required to follow the Law?• The role of the Holy Spirit in guiding our lives• The difference between religious obedience and true righteousness• Why our righteousness must surpass that of the PhariseesThis study challenges surface-level Christianity and points us to a deeper, Spirit-led life rooted in truth—not just rules.If you’ve ever struggled to understand the balance between the Law, grace, and the Holy Spirit, this teaching will bring clarity directly from Scripture.Subscribe for more verse-by-verse Bible studies through the Sermon on the Mount.#Matthew5 #SermonOnTheMount #BibleStudy #LawVsGrace #HolySpirit #ChristianLiving #JesusTeachings
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  Salt, Light & Persecution | Matthew 5:10–16 | Sermon on the Mount 19.03.2026 1h 24m

  In this Bible study on Matthew 5:10–16, we continue through the Sermon on the Mount as Jesus teaches about persecution, purpose, and what it truly means to follow Him.Joined by special guest Pastor Roberto Albino, we dive deeper into Jesus’ words and unpack the reality that those who truly represent God will face opposition. This conversation brings both biblical insight and practical application for living out your faith boldly.Jesus makes it clear—those who live righteously and represent God will be persecuted. But He also calls His followers the salt of the earth and the light of the world, showing us that we are meant to influence a dark world, not blend into it.In this episode, we break down:• Why persecution is a sign of living for God• What it means to truly represent God on earth• How believers are called to be salt and light• The danger of losing our influence as Christians• How to stand firm in a world that pushes back against truthThis teaching challenges us to examine our lives—are we really representing God, or are we conforming to the world?If you’re serious about following Jesus, this message will encourage and convict you to live boldly for Him.Featuring: Pastor Roberto AlbinoSubscribe for more verse-by-verse Bible studies and teachings from the Sermon on the Mount.#Matthew5 #SermonOnTheMount #BibleStudy #ChristianLiving #SaltAndLight #Persecution #JesusTeachings
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  Blessed Are Those... | Matthew 5:6–9 | Sermon on the Mount | Bible Study 20.02.2026 1h 2m

  Join us as we continue our study through Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5:6–9, exploring the next Beatitudes.In these powerful verses from the Gospel of Matthew, Jesus declares:“Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness.”“Blessed are the merciful.”“Blessed are the pure in heart.”“Blessed are the peacemakers.”What does it mean to truly hunger for righteousness?Why is mercy a mark of Kingdom citizens?How does purity of heart shape the way we live?What role do peacemakers play in reflecting God’s character?In this episode, we unpack how these Kingdom blessings call us to live lives marked by mercy, holiness, and a deep desire for righteousness.Open your Bible, listen in, and grow with us in truth and grace.#Matthew5 #Beatitudes #SermonOnTheMount #BibleStudy #ChristianPodcast #JesusTeaching #Righteousness #Peacemakers #PureInHeart #Mercy #ChristianLiving #KingdomOfGod #ScriptureStudy #FaithInChrist #TheGospelPodcast
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  The Beatitudes | Matthew 5:3–5 | Sermon on the Mount | Bible Study 17.01.2026 52m

  Join us as we continue our study through Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5:3–5, exploring the opening Beatitudes.In these foundational verses from the Gospel of Matthew, Jesus declares:“Blessed are the poor in spirit.”“Blessed are those who mourn.”“Blessed are the meek.”What does it mean to be poor in spirit?How does mourning lead to true comfort?Why does Jesus call the meek blessed in a world that celebrates strength?In this episode, we unpack what these Kingdom blessings reveal about humility, repentance, and quiet dependence on God. Discover what it truly means to live as citizens of the Kingdom of Heaven — marked not by pride, but by surrender.Open your Bible, listen in, and grow with us in truth and grace.
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  When Jesus Sat Down to Teach | Matthew 5:1–2 | Sermon on the Mount | Bible Study 11.01.2026 1h 14m

  Join us as we begin our study through Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5:1–2.In these opening verses from the Gospel of Matthew, we see Jesus withdraw from the crowds, sit down, and begin to teach His disciples — marking the start of one of the most important teachings in all of Scripture.Open your Bible, listen in, and grow with us in truth and grace.#Matthew5 #SermonOnTheMount #BibleStudy #JesusTeaching #ChristianPodcast #BibleTeaching #NewTestament #Discipleship #KingdomOfGod #FaithInChrist #ScriptureStudy #TheGospelPodcast
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  Episode 15 | An Instrument of Forgiveness 04.11.2025 1h

  Forgiveness is at the very heart of the Gospel — yet it’s one of the hardest things for us to practice. If it weren’t for God’s forgiveness, none of us would have hope. Out of His deep love, God took the first step toward us by sending His only Son, Jesus, to die for the sins of the world. The cross stands as the greatest symbol of forgiveness ever known. But why do we still find it so difficult to forgive others?Join us as the Holy Spirit leads us to uncover the true power and purpose of the instrument of forgiveness — and how embracing it can transform our hearts and relationships.
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  Episode 14 | False Gospels 02.10.2025 1h 7m

  A false Jesus is where false religions begin. That’s why the apostles consistently warned against false teachings—and why we must ask the most important question of all: Who is Jesus?In this episode, we’ll walk through:    •    Who Jesus said He was    •    Who others said He was    •    The things that belong to God alone that Jesus claimed    •    Jesus revealed in the Old TestamentWe’ll also look at common errors people make about Christ—and how to avoid them—so that we can hold on to the truth of the real Jesus.
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  Episode 13 | Jesus vs. Tradition 08.07.2025 1h 5m

  In the Gospels, we see Jesus repeatedly confronting the traditions of men—those man-made rules and customs that had taken precedence over the Word of God in the lives of the Jewish people.Today, that same danger still exists. It’s easy to elevate our traditions, cultural preferences, or denominational habits above what Scripture actually says. When we do this, we risk replacing God’s truth with human ideas, no matter how well-intentioned they may seem.This is a call to all 21st-century Christians:Let’s examine our hearts. Are we standing on the solid foundation of God’s Word—or leaning on our own understanding and interpretations?Let the Word of God be the final authority in your life. Not tradition. Not feelings. Not even popular opinion.
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  From Death to Life | Michael Ortiz 17.05.2025 1h 53m

  Join us for a powerful and raw conversation with Michael Ortiz—a brother in Christ whose life has been radically transformed by the Gospel and the power of the Holy Spirit. Hear how Jesus delivered him from the grip of lust, suicide, addiction, and so much more.What once seemed like a life beyond repair has been restored by God’s grace, love, and relentless pursuit. Come and be encouraged by this incredible testimony of redemption, freedom, and new life in Christ.#Christian #HolySpirit #Revival #Podcast #ChristianPodcast #foryoupage #ViralVideos #Love #Jesus #Freedom #Deliverance #FYP #Tiktok #Christian #InJesusName #church #basics #discipleship #bible #repentance #fearofgod
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  Episode 12 | Faith 31.03.2025 51m

  Israel’s journey through the desert reveals a powerful truth—unbelief can keep us from stepping into God’s purpose for our lives. In this episode, we explore the consequences of doubt and how it can delay or even derail God’s promises. But more importantly, we encourage you to take heart, trust in God, and move forward in faith. As Hebrews 11:6 reminds us, “Without faith, it is impossible to please God.” Tune in as we discuss how to overcome unbelief and walk boldly in God’s plan for your life.
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  Episode 11 | Fear of God 17.03.2025 56m

  What does it mean to fear the Lord? Does it mean to be afraid, or does it refer to reverence? How can we develop a healthy fear of the Lord? Join us as we unpack a biblical perspective on this important topic.
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  Episode 10 | Repentance 03.03.2025 30m

  Is repentance a one-time event, or is it essential for believers to maintain a repentant heart throughout their journey on this earth? Join us as we seek the guidance of the Holy Spirit to explore biblical examples that reveal the significance of ongoing repentance and a heart continually turned toward God.