Rod Thompson (Luke Ch24 v50-53) Springwood@ 11

Rod Thompson (Luke Ch24 v1-12) Springwood@ 11

Luke 24 begins with an empty tomb; then conversation on the Emmaus road; then meeting in a room. What a day! A day on which everything changed.

Easter Sunday presentation by Naomi Reed (vocals) Steve Clark (music)

Rod Thompson (Luke Ch23 v32-49) Springwood@ 9

Kirk Patston (Luke Ch16 v16-31) Alive@ 5

John McClean (Luke Ch16 v14-31) Springwood@ 11

Rod Thompson (Luke Ch16 v1-15) Springwood@ 11

 

In Luke 16, Jesus tells a story that is unique to Luke among the four accounts of the gospel. It is not only about wealth but also friendship. It is an important story about life in the kingdom of God as against the kingdom of this world

Kirk Patston (Luke Ch15 v1-32) Alive@ 5

The three stories in Luke 15 are among the most wonderful in Scripture. Here is Jesus' description of the God who longs to welcome those who are lost, back home.

Cliff Letcher (Luke Ch15 v1-32) Springwood@ 11

In Luke 15, Jesus tells 3 stories about finding the lost. The third story about the lost son, challengers his listeners to make a choice.

Rod Thompson (Luke 14:25-35) Springwood@ 11