The Sermon on the Mount
The Sermon on the Mount is the King's own picture of the people who belong to Him: it exposes the heart, sends the sinner to Christ for a righteousness he cannot produce, and shows the believer how to live by grace.
The lesson walks through the topic one card at a time. The full study is the complete written article, with its sources.
Place the Sermon in the life of Christ, and show why its Preacher is its first subject
Say plainly how the Sermon applies to believers today, neither as a way of salvation nor as a message for someone else
Explain the Beatitudes, salt and light, and the words Ye have heard, and why Jesus aimed at the heart
Answer the claim that the Sermon teaches salvation by works, including Matthew 5:20, Matthew 6:15, and Matthew 7:21
Read Judge not in context, and tell the difference between calling sin what God calls it and judging a heart