The Beatitudes Map
Bring what’s on your heart. Walk the way Jesus taught.
Talk Scripture listens first. Then, when it is genuinely relevant, it offers one path through Jesus’ teaching in the Beatitudes, with every verse opened in its own context.
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Philippians 4:6-7 · World English Bible
Walk the Way Jesus Taught
The Beatitudes Map
Eight waypoints drawn from the words of Jesus in Matthew 5:3-12, World English Bible. Each one is a place to talk, read, reflect and pray about something real.
These are invitations into Jesus' way of life, not levels to complete. Nothing here earns blessing, measures your faith, or ranks you spiritually.
Waypoint 1 · Matthew 5:3The Place of Surrender
Humility, need, depending on God
A place to admit you do not have it all together, and to find that this is where Jesus begins.
Waypoint 2 · Matthew 5:4The Valley of Comfort
Grief, loss, lament, comfort
A quieter stretch of the path for sorrow, where grief is allowed to be exactly as heavy as it is.
Waypoint 3 · Matthew 5:5The Quiet Path
Gentleness, patience, strength under control
A slower road for anger, impatience and the pressure to force outcomes.
Waypoint 4 · Matthew 5:6The Wellspring
Justice, integrity, longing for what is right
For the ache that things are not as they should be, in the world or in you.
- Waypoint 5 · Matthew 5:7
The Road of Mercy
Forgiveness, compassion, receiving and offering mercy
For the weight of what someone did to you, or what you did to someone else.
- Waypoint 6 · Matthew 5:8
The Clear View
Motives, honesty, wholeheartedness
A high, clear place for the parts of life that feel divided or hidden.
- Waypoint 7 · Matthew 5:9
The Bridge of Peace
Reconciliation, conflict, courageous peace
For strained relationships and the courage peacemaking actually costs.
- Waypoint 8 · Matthew 5:10
The Steadfast Mountain
Courage, endurance, costly faithfulness
For the cost of doing right when it makes life harder, and for staying when it would be easier to leave.
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Four ways to walk each waypoint. Tracks activities you complete here, not your faith or spiritual worth.
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