What if everything you thought about blessing was upside down? In Luke 6:20-23, Jesus turns the world’s definition of success on its head. The Sermon on the Plain reveals that God’s kingdom isn’t built on comfort, status, or wealth—it’s built on faithfulness, endurance, and eternal reward.

Jesus declares blessed those who are poor, hungry, weeping, and hated for His name. Why? Because while the world chases “now,” Heaven promises “shall.” Our reward isn’t being made—it already exists, prepared in full glory. When we grasp this, we can rejoice through pain, worship through tears, and live with unshakable hope.

Stop living for what fades. Start rejoicing for what’s forever.