The Truth and Nothing But the Truth

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Matthew 5:33-37 - In His fourth case study, Jesus turns his attention to a subject that may not seem super applicable to us: oath-making. But in our post-truth culture, Jesus’s call to holistic, pervasive truthfulness is both radical and powerful. It turns out that truth is inseparable from love and its absence is a danger to us all. A sermon by Cameron Heger. [Part 8 of our series “Jesus’s Sermon on the Mount: The Good Life in the Kingdom of Grace”] Questions for reflection: 1) How would you describe our culture’s relationship to the concept of truth? 2) What were the norms around swearing oaths in Jesus’s day? What was the difference between swearing by God or by something else? 3) Why does Jesus ultimately forbid swearing oaths altogether? 4) What might holistic, pervasive truthfulness look like in someone’s life? 5) What habits might help us cultivate both our truth-discerning and truth-telling “muscles”? 6) Why is it significant for this conversation that Jesus refers to Himself as “the truth”?

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