Jesus consistently targets the heart rather than outward behavior throughout the Sermon on the Mount -- in what areas of your spiritual life do you find it easiest to maintain an outward appearance of righteousness while neglecting the condition of your heart?

The sermon suggests that daily confession of specific sins keeps our hearts soft, our consciences sharp, and our relationship with God healthy -- what practical habits or obstacles in your life either support or hinder this kind of daily, specific confession?

Pastor Josh argues that the Lord's Prayer is less about changing God's mind and more about changing our hearts and aligning our will with His -- how does this reframing of prayer challenge or reshape the way you currently approach your own prayer life?

The sermon presents unforgiveness as a form of spiritual hypocrisy ...