Around two thousand years ago, a man stood on top of a hill and uttered some of the most powerful words ever spoken,
"You've heard... but I say..."
These words give hope to anyone to hears them; the world tells you the way to live, but there is a different life.

Our society is in crisis, billions of people wander aimlessly in search of acceptance and happiness. Some are trying to do everything the world tells them to do, but to no avail-the world will never love them and at the end of the day, they still feel empty and broken. Others are trying to do everything they want for themselves, but never feel satisfied.

With a world full of people trying to change and adapt to everything they're told they're supposed to be, and doing everything they're supposed to do, why are they so empty? The answer is simple: they're missing something. Something big.

Dr. Joshua Soule takes a closer look at the most powerful sermon ever given -- Jesus' Sermon on the Mount -- and tries to share the same hope with the world today that Jesus did on that hill years ago. Using stories from the Bible and modern-day people, Dr. Soule illustrates the hope that Jesus offers to all of us who wander the desert of life in search of ever-quenching water.