Long before kings signed charters of liberty, a greater charter was spoken on a Galilean hillside.
In Liberty from the Mountain, the Sermon on the Mount is presented as the perfect law of liberty-the Christian Charter that frees the heart from the slavery of sin. Drawing a powerful parallel with the Magna Carta, this study traces the path that led Jesus to the mountain, examines the sharp contrast between the multitudes who sought only temporary relief and the disciples who drew near to learn, and unfolds the radical demands and deep comforts of the kingdom.
Here is no ordinary ethical code. This is the founding document of a kingdom that cannot be shaken-calling every reader to leave the crowd, sit under the Teacher's words, and discover the freedom that only Christ can give.
The mountain still rises. The Teacher is still seated. The charter is still open.
Will you draw near?