Jesus saw the Kingdom of God as present, not only in the future. It wasn't limited to the boundaries of ancient Israel, as thought by Israel, and also during the times of the Crusades. It's also not limited to an earthly millennial reign. The Kingdom of God transcends all earthly ideas.

The Sermon on the Mount is far more than a collection of moral admonitions we should follow to be more like Jesus. It is a declaration of the heart and soul of God's kingdom. In these three chapters of the Gospel of Matthew, Jesus defines what the Kingdom of God is. In a simplistic sense, the Kingdom of God is wherever God reigns.

While we are in these mortal bodies on this spinning orb we call Earth, we can only see and know the Kingdom of God by faith. The Kingdom of God is personal and spiritual. We can only be a part of God's kingdom through a personal relationship with God, which takes place when we are reborn spiritually.

These devotional studies are laid out in three volumes exploring three major themes- How Jesus Redefined the Kingdom, True Religion and True Faith, A True Way of Life, and True Wisdom. Each volume is broken into two parts with thirty-seven chapters overall.