Topic: Obedience
The story is told of a man with a bulging waistline who decided to do something about his weight. Engaging the fight with the flab, he decided to change his route to work so that he would not pass his favorite doughnut shop.
In Life Well Lived, Pastor Philip De Courcy takes us on a journey through the greatest sermon ever preached by the greatest preacher who ever lived. Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount is not a list of moral tips, but the Magna Carta of God’s Kingdom. It’s a picture of what life looks like when God reigns and grace transforms. This series calls believers to live counterculturally, not to earn salvation, but as the result of it. Jesus doesn’t merely address outward behavior; He targets the heart, calling for deep, inner transformation that only He can cultivate. The standard is high, but it’s meant to humble us, drive us to grace, and lead us to true discipleship. Because a life well lived is a life that ends with a “well done” from the Father.
One of the hardest lessons for us to learn in our walk with God is that sometimes the best thing to do is nothing—in the sense that we actively wait for God to do that which allows us to do more for His kingdom and glory. There is never a right time to do the wrong thing, but there is a wrong time to do the right thing….
A life well lived is a life that ends with the well done of God. For the Christian minister, for the Christian man, every waking hour is about serving the plan of God in a manner that meets with His approval. In this passage we see the servant’s calling, character and conduct.
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