Summary

In this episode, Morne delves into the ethical teachings of Jesus as presented in the Sermon on the Mount, emphasizing the importance of genuine faith and obedience over mere verbal profession. He discusses the Beatitudes, the character of Christians, and the necessity of living according to God's will. Morne warns against the dangers of false teachings and self-deception, highlighting that true discipleship requires more than just saying 'Lord, Lord'—it demands action and adherence to God's commandments. He illustrates this with the parable of the wise and foolish builders, stressing that a solid foundation in Christ is essential for enduring life's storms and temptations.

Morne's message culminates in a call to self-reflection, urging listeners to examine their lives and ensure they are building on the rock of Christ rather than the shifting sands of worldly values. He emphasizes that Christianity is validated not by mere profession or performance of good works, but by the authentic practice of God's will in daily life. The episode concludes with a challenge to live out these teachings, standing out in a world that often contradicts them, and to encourage others to do the same.

Takeaways

"It's not just about a profession of righteousness."
"Christianity is not validated by profession or performance, but by obedient practice."
"Life will bring upon us many storms, but we must be built upon the rock that is Christ."
"You can do everything the book says to do."
"The Lord wants you to use Him as a foundation for a better life."

Sound Bites

"You're a liar if you say, Lord, Lord."
"Christianity is about doing the will of the Father."
"Life will bring upon us many storms."

PM Sermon 01-18-2026

Summary

In this thought-provoking conversation, Morne addresses the pressing societal issues of crime, poverty, and injustice, emphasizing the world's desire for transformation without acknowledging the need for a moral authority. He critiques the postmodern mindset that denies absolute truths, arguing that this perspective leads to moral confusion and societal chaos. Morne asserts that true change requires recognizing God as the ultimate moral authority and understanding that human efforts alone cannot bring about genuine transformation. He highlights the importance of the Bible as a source of moral guidance and the necessity of a heart change for meaningful societal improvement.

Morne further explores the limitations of man-made laws, stating that while they can restrain behavior, they cannot change the heart. He argues that the world lacks a motivating agency for moral behavior, as secular ideologies fail to provide a foundation for right living. Ultimately, he calls for a return to God's principles, emphasizing that love, as defined by God, is essential for true societal change. The conversation concludes with a challenge for individuals to reflect on their role in fostering change and to seek God's guidance in their lives.

Takeaways

The world seeks transformation without acknowledging the need for a moral authority.
Postmodernism leads to moral confusion and denies absolute truths.
True change requires a heart transformation, not just adherence to laws.
The Bible serves as the ultimate source of moral guidance.
Without God, the world lacks a motivating agency for moral behavior.

Sound bites

"The world wants transformation without repentance."
"Man-made morality leads to foolishness."
"The gospel of Christ is the power of God for transformation."

AM Sermon 01-18-2026

Summary

In this episode, Morne delves into the critical topic of false teachers, drawing from biblical texts, particularly Matthew 7:15-20. He begins by recounting the origin of deception in the Garden of Eden, where Satan distorted the truth, leading to humanity's need for redemption. Morne emphasizes the importance of being vigilant against false prophets, who may appear benign but are, in fact, dangerous. He highlights that the fruits of these teachers—essentially their doctrines—are the key indicators of their authenticity. Throughout the discussion, he warns listeners to be discerning and to study the Scriptures diligently to avoid being misled by false teachings that can lead to spiritual ruin.

Takeaways

Beware of false prophets; they come in sheep's clothing.
You shall know them by their fruits—doctrines they preach.
False teachers often have an agenda to draw disciples after themselves.
Study the Scriptures to discern truth from falsehood.
Faith comes by hearing the Word of God; unfaithfulness comes from falsehoods.

Sound Bites

"Satan is the world's first false teacher."
"You shall know them by their fruits."
"You wouldn't invite a snake into your house."

PM Sermon 01-11-2026