Pastor Jared challenges us to consider the profound implications of Christ's resurrection. If Easter is true, then the teachings of Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount are not just ideals, but attainable realities for our lives. We're invited to embrace the narrow path that leads to life, rather than the broad road to destruction. The message emphasizes that true discipleship isn't just about religious practices, but about bearing good fruit and doing God's will. Using vivid analogies like building a house on rock versus sand, we're reminded that our faith must be more than words—it must transform our actions and character. This Easter, we're called to examine our lives and ask: Are we living as if the resurrection is true? Are we allowing God's kingdom to break through in our daily choices and relationships?