Everyone wants to live in a good moral society where people are treated with fairness, respect, and dignity, but we are all doing the wrong things: name-calling, pointing fingers at one another, and fighting among ourselves. In order for a society to remain just and morally good, we must take our instruction and guidance from Christ and learn of his ways and grow in his knowledge and wisdom. Living the Christian life the way God has intended is quickly eroding from our society, and the Sermon on the Mount addresses concerns that are relevant to modern life, such as apologizing for grievances, honesty in speech, stop criticizing others, and so on. Here are Christ's standards to restore broken humanity, how we should worship God, and treat one another in the religious community. Real conversation takes place in churches, places of employment, and in our homes where relationships are formed. Family members disappointed with the way things are and offering hope to one another quickly settle on sinking sand without any real substance and foundation. This volume of the Sermon on the Mount explores historical information of the past that were of great importance to Christ's audience, clearly explaining biblical concepts and generating new insights and knowledge. To equip believers with biblical principles that enhance spiritual growth and develop them into mature Christians. Christ's followers will gain a better understanding by reading and studying the Sermon on the Mount, which is rich in meaning and applies to all areas of our lives that are often neglected in churches and absent in our religious thought and consciousness. This is most needed to live in God's providential care and to seek his wisdom and guidance for daily living. Furthermore, the storms of life are many, and there are many detours, but knowing we have God on our side, we don't have to be afraid and anxious in this life or the next. God is always with his people. This is the confidence we have in him.