Sermon title: What the kingdom really is. First, I am not here to attack him, my question simply is: if I watch this full sermon, did that audience leave this teaching with a clear vision of what the Kingdom of God really is and how they fit within that Kingdom? Second, did it provide a sense of how God populates his kingdom, and how we should too? did he go through the Sermon on the mount in detail? Did he expound how the kingdom of God is upside down, and how what the world values, we despise and vice versa? Third, did he go through all the sayings of Jesus where he begins with: "And the kingdom of God is like", did he bring the weight of these truths to the heart of the hearers? Fourth, the Christian has lived experience of the Gospel, of intimacy with the God of the Gospel, because the gospel is powerful in that way. Finally, we should consider teaching the word and it's implications in the lives of people. The Gospel is powerful enough to drive change in the hearts of the believer. Christianity and the gospel are not mere social discourse, a philosophical and spiritual worldview, it is the power of God unto salvation for they that believe.