Jesus’ teachings in the Sermon on the Mount are breathtakingly simple—and many simply ignored. He says to pray in secret, donate without show, treasure the poor more than possessions, and serve God rather than wealth. Yet public piety is celebrated at televised prayer breakfasts, church wealth is housed in palaces and we applaud preachers living like royalty while many of their parishioners live in need. This program examines common violations of Jesus’ ethics: public performance over faithfulness, luxury over generosity, and power over humble service.