Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount

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“Your heart will be where your treasure is.”

This verse is part of Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount, where He teaches about spiritual priorities. It means that whatever we value the most—our “treasure”—will capture our heart, attention, and devotion.

If someone treasures wealth, their heart will be consumed with money and material success. If someone treasures God and His kingdom, their heart will be focused on spiritual growth and doing good.

The verse “Your heart will be where your treasure is” is a profound reminder to focus on what truly matters in life. Placing this frame in your home or office can inspire reflection and encourage prioritizing spiritual values. Here are a few suggestions for where to place this meaningful verse:

Home Placement Ideas

1. Living Room or Family Room – A place where everyone gathers, this frame can remind your family to focus on what truly matters, helping to cultivate a home environment centered on spiritual and relational growth.

2. Prayer Room / Meditation Space – This space is perfect for reflection, helping you to meditate on spiritual priorities and keeping your heart focused on God’s kingdom.

3. Dining Area – A thoughtful reminder during meals, encouraging your family to treasure spiritual connection and the importance of gratitude.

4. Bedroom – Placing it near your bed or on a nightstand can inspire you to reflect on your day and priorities before sleeping, guiding your heart toward what’s truly valuable.

5. Hallway or Entrance – As you come and go, it serves as a reminder to align your actions with your spiritual treasure, helping to set the tone for each day.

Office Placement Ideas

1. Desk or Work Station – A gentle nudge to remember that success and fulfillment in your work should align with deeper spiritual goals, beyond material achievement.

2. Meeting or Conference Room – This can remind you and your colleagues to keep conversations and decisions aligned with a higher purpose.

3. Reception Area – A welcoming reminder to visitors that material wealth is secondary to spiritual well-being, setting a thoughtful tone for the workplace.

4. Common Areas – If you have a shared space with colleagues, this verse can spark reflection on what everyone values most in their work and personal lives.

Placing this frame in any of these spaces will keep you and those around you mindful of prioritizing what is truly meaningful and lasting. Let me know if you need help with frame style or colors that complement your space!