John Wycliffe stated, -Blessed be mild men-. What does it mean to be meek-- Contrary to what modern thoughts are regarding being meek, or meekness, it is most certainly not a sign of weakness. Today, we will review three components of this Beatitude.

This is a special day to thank Fathers--We probably know little about this man- the Father of John the Baptist. He was a Father that focused on serving, and trusting on God. Churches and families are blessed with blameless Fathers.

Mourning indicates tears- and society tends to look at crying as a sign of weakness, especially among men. But, many men have wept for mournful reasons- Mourning proceeds from poverty of spirit, or, in spirit. When was the last time we have mourned, over our sin for instance-- Today, we will look at three insights into this beatitude.…

This first beatitude should reflect our initial attitude - poor in spirit.

Mother's Day AM Service

Paul had a true, abiding concern about his people- God's people. There is a special position that Israel has- and nations that bless Israel will be blessed of God. We, as a nation, are not the standard.

Personal vengeance on those who have wronged us is not the solution--the Lord will take care of that. Goodness, and living peaceably as much that lies within us, is the premise of this instruction.

The Beatitudes have been described as the characteristics of the Christian man. As we study the Beatitudes, we must examine ourselves.

Elisabeth exemplified a woman who strived to be a Mother.

The phrase, -Two is company- three is a crowd-, is oftentimes used -or comes up in circumstances- that may be necessary. But what about that -third party--- In this message, we will consider it in light of earthly friendships, and fellowship.

This is Pastor Kimberlin's final sermon in this series. He makes four exhortations as we conclude the series.